This document defines and provides examples of anomaly, metaphor, and idiom. Anomaly refers to words used in a way that differs from their usual meaning, resulting in a sentence that is grammatically correct but meaningless. A metaphor is a figure of speech that describes one thing as being another thing to convey similarities between them. An idiom is a phrase with a meaning different from the literal meanings of its individual words. Examples of each are given to illustrate their features and usage.

1. ANOMALY,
METAPHOR AND IDIOM
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2. ANOMALY
Anomaly is the meaning of word
that different than usual or the
phenomenon that a sentence,
though grammatical is meaningless
because there is an incompatibility
in the meaning of the words.

3. EXAMPLE :
 A cat with no tail
It means a cat has no tail ( is not usuall as cat )
 The cat sewed a water
Is not ungramatical, but it’s nonsensical, since
water cannot be sewn, nor can cats sew with
their tiny adorable paws.
ANOMALY

4. METAPHOR
Metaphor is a figure of speech ‘Majas’
that says that one thing is another
different thing. This allows us to use
fewer words and forces the reader or
listener to find the similarities.

5. METAPHOR
FEATURES :
 It can be create by ourself
 Confusing
 The depends how people understand it

6. METAPHOR
Example :
Jhon is a real pig when he eats
(Someone who eat to much is like a pig)

7. IDIOM
 Idiom is phrase that means something
different from the meanings of it’s
seperate words ( LongmanDictionary).
 Idiom is an expression whose meanings
cannot be inferred from the meanings of
the words that make it up.

8. IDIOM
Features :
 Unpredictable
 Not confusing than metaphor
 Patent

9. IDIOM
Example :
 Kick the bucket
(It’s an idiom meaning “die”)
 We Would let sleeping dogs lie
(To let sleeping dogs lie means to avoid
restarting a conflict)

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