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Meaning of pathetic fallacy
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pathetic fallacy (n)
the fallacy of attributing human feelings to inanimate objects; `the friendly sun' is an example of the pathetic fallacy
pathetic fallacy Sentence Examples
- The wind sobbed through the trees, mourning the loss of summer.
- The thunder bellowed its fury as the storm approached.
- The ocean roared with indignation at the invading boat.
- The flowers wilted in despair as the sun beat down relentlessly.
- The stars twinkled mockingly at the lonely traveler.
- The rain wept over the dry land, longing to quench its thirst.
- The leaves shivered with fear as the first frost descended.
- The wind whispered secrets to the trees, sharing their ancient wisdom.
- The river laughed with joy as it cascaded over the rocks.
- The clouds parted, revealing a brilliant sun that smiled down on the earth in approval.
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the fallacy of attributing human feelings to inanimate objects; `the friendly sun' is an example of the pathetic fallacy
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The wind sobbed through the trees, mourning the loss of summer.
The thunder bellowed its fury as the storm approached.
The ocean roared with indignation at the invading boat.
The flowers wilted in despair as the sun beat down relentlessly.
