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Which does the word allegory belong?

The word "allegory" belongs to the category of literary devices.

Here's why:

* Allegory is a literary technique where a story, poem, or other work of art has a second, symbolic meaning beneath the surface. This hidden meaning is often used to teach a moral lesson or to express abstract ideas.

Some examples of famous allegories include:

* Animal Farm by George Orwell - An allegory for the Russian Revolution.

* The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien - An allegory for the struggle between good and evil.

* Plato's Cave - An allegory for the human condition and the search for knowledge.

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