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The concepts that the other answers refer to are: idiom, irony, and judgments. YOUR ANSWER WAS: Concrete language is language that uses phrases that refer to one thing or event in terms of something unrelated, with no implied comparison between the two. using language that says something that is literally the opposite of what is meant. language that is more specific in what it refers to, so it's easier to tell what is meant. language that express a personal opinion, usually explicitly or implicitly evaluating something.
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