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What figuritive language is you were in a block of ice?

The phrase "you were in a block of ice" is a metaphor.

Here's why:

* Metaphor: A metaphor directly compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as." In this case, it's comparing a person's state of being to being trapped within a block of ice.

* Meaning: This metaphor likely suggests a feeling of being trapped, frozen, or unable to move or express oneself. It could also imply a sense of coldness, detachment, or numbness.

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