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English, 16.02.2021 21:50 saintsfan2004

Read the passage below. "The distant cliff seemed to shift and quiver, and at the touch of the dawn a reek of gray vapour poured upward from the crater floor, whirls and puffs and drifting wraiths of gray, thicker and broader and denser, until at last the whole westward plain was steaming like a wet handkerchief held before the fire, and the westward cliffs were no more than refracted glare beyond."
The underlined text above from The First Men in the Moon is an example of which type of figurative language?

personification
imagery
simile
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