metonymic उदाहरण वाक्य

According to professor Nalini Natarajan of the University of Puerto Rico, Nargis's Mother India is a metonymic representation of a Hindu woman, reflecting high Hindu values, with virtuous morality and motherly self-sacrifice.
The author explores the fears, dreams and hopes of the immigrants through representative scenes, with a great symbolic and metonymic value, happening to a specific character, even though they could also happen to any other.
The plan is to embed the narrative in the architecture to create what Appelbaum calls " a seamless journey " through the eight Clinton years, using the president's official daily diary as a metonymic device.
Chaplin achieved his purpose of conveying'psychology by subtle action'throughout the visual narrative by imbuing the d�cor with symbolism, by using objects for their metaphoric and metonymic value, and by parallel storytelling and editing ."
Through one set of lenses she writes with graceful eloquence of her love of warmblooded books; through the other she peppers her astringent analysis with words like valorize, foregrounded, concretize, habitus, metonymic, auratic and fungibility.

They may be metonymic, naming a person's profession, generally in the Middle Ages; toponymic, naming the place where a person lived; or nicknames, comparing the person favourably or otherwise with the named animal.
:Also see Collective noun # Metonymic merging of grammatical number and American _ and _ British _ English _ differences # Formal _ and _ notional _ agreement .-- Milkbreath 17 : 35, 11 November 2007 ( UTC)
However, it must be distinguished from kamala meaning " lotus " in many Indian languages, an unrelated plant, flower, and sometimes metonymic spiritual or artistic concept . " Mallotus philippensis " has many other local names.
The Tavella surname originated from Neapolitan or Old Italian tavella board, plank, slab ( from Latin tabella ), presumably a nickname for someone who was tall and thin, or perhaps a metonymic occupational name for a woodworker.
Briefly mentioned by J . P . Telotte in his analysis of German film, German Expressionism : A Cinematic / Cultural Problem, expressionism focuses on the power of spectacles and offers audiences a kind of metonymic image of their own situation.