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We have a word describing this kind of "x of/for y" construction: "metaphor" (or simile or snowclone, depending on exactly how you construct it). It has a name
by carbocation 13y ago
We have a word describing this kind of "x of/for y" construction: "metaphor" (or simile or snowclone, depending on exactly how you construct it). It has a name because it's used all the time.
I think it's ridiculous that startups are getting slammed for using a common component of human language in their marketing.