What does metonymy mean?
A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is replaced by another closely associated with it, often to create a vivid or evocative effect. This literary device is used to convey meaning by suggesting a connection between two concepts.
Example
"The White House announced a new policy, signaling a shift in the administration's stance on the issue."
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