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Meanings of perfect metaphor in English

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Usage of perfect metaphor in English
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It is also its perfect metaphor: modernity and velocity, all in one.
The Guardian
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And it is the perfect metaphor for what our capital is becoming.
The Guardian
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That's a perfect metaphor for how you make light in the world.
Ebony
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It's the perfect metaphor for the messy, crazy legend of El Patron.
News.com.au
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The fast food chain is a perfect metaphor for modern country radio, actually.
The Guardian
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It's the perfect metaphor to sum up an once vibrant industry.
The Irish Times
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It is a perfect metaphor for the hubris of the current US administration.
The Irish Times
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For Rose, Atlantic City is an almost-too- perfect metaphor for Trump's zero-sum, winner-take-all philosophy.
Wired
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Long likes to says that the ocean is a perfect metaphor for life.
The Guardian
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And this was the perfect metaphor for the horror of adolescence or pre-adolescence.
The new yorker
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It is the perfect metaphor for his life, his concert and the world.
The Guardian
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Now, you could not ask for a more perfect metaphor for abandoned, blighted hopes.
Wired
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But his weekend hobby also serves as the perfect metaphor for his day job.
Wired
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He found his salvation as an airline pilot - a perfect metaphor for escape.
The Irish Times
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It's the perfect metaphor for whatever you want, or don't want, in your life.
Radio NZ
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What a perfect metaphor for the world economic crisis!
The Guardian
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Perfect metaphor across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common