Synecdoche And Metonymy Differences
What is the primary difference between synecdoche and metonymy?
A
In synecdoche, the whole represents the part, whereas in metonymy, the part represents the whole.
B
Metonymy relies on an object representing something with which it is closely associated, though neither is a part of the other.
C
Synecdoche relies on an object representing something with which it is closely associated, though neither is a part of the other.
D
In metonymy, the whole represents the part, whereas in synecdoche, the part represents the whole.
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