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English Literature
Figures of Speech
Personification
"the band's following snowballed.
name the figure of speech used here
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The figure of speech used here is "snowballed," which is a form of metaphor where something increases rapidly in size or significance, similar to a snowball rolling down a hill and gaining mass.
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