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The below sentence can be considered to be an example for metaphor. Rahul was as proud as a peacock when he got his degree.

The below sentence can be considered to be an example for metaphor. Rahul was as proud as a peacock when he got his degree. Correct Answer False

The sentence has the comparison word ‘as’. Thus, it cannot be a metaphor. ‘As proud as a peacock’ refers to a self-centered person. The correct figure of speech is Simile.

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