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allegorical
C2
adjective
Usage:
30%
symbolic
Translation: symbolic
Pronunciation: /ˌælɪˈɡɒrɪkəl/
Meaning: In theology or religious studies, relating to a style that interprets texts as symbolic rather than literal.

Allegorical is used in religion to read texts as symbols, not just as direct facts. This helps find hidden spiritual messages.

The scripture is read in an allegorical way here.

Allegorical interpretation sees deeper religious truth.

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C1
adjective
Usage:
60%
figurative
Translation: figurative
Pronunciation: /ˌælɪˈɡɒrɪkəl/
Meaning: Describing language or writing that uses allegory, often to teach a lesson or explain a moral.

Allegorical language is used in stories or poems to teach lessons or explain morals. It uses symbols to help readers understand ideas better.

She wrote an allegorical poem about kindness.

The tale is allegorical and teaches right from wrong.

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B2
adjective
Usage:
50%
representative
Translation: representative
Pronunciation: /ˌælɪˈɡɒrɪkəl/
Meaning: Relating to or resembling allegory in a broad or artistic sense, often in visual arts or performances.

When something is allegorical in art or performance, it shows or represents bigger ideas, like justice or freedom, through images or actions.

The allegorical statue shows justice and power.

Her dance was allegorical, telling stories without words.

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C2
adjective
Usage:
40%
metaphorical
Translation: metaphorical
Pronunciation: /ˌælɪˈɡɒrɪkəl/
Meaning: Referring to an abstract or symbolic way of explaining real events or ideas by using fictional examples.

Allegorical means using stories or images to talk about real things in a hidden or symbolic way. The real meaning is not direct but shown through fiction.

The novel is allegorical of society's problems.

His speech was allegorical, hiding a political message.

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