I walked a million miles to get here. This is an example of what type of figurative language? Question 7 options: metaphor onomatopoeia oxymoron hyperbole

The sentence that's given illustrates a figurative language that's known as hyperbole.

Hyperbole simply refers to a literary device that uses exaggeration to emphasize a message. It means an exaggerated claim that's not meant to be taken literally.

It can be deduced that the sentence "I walked a million miles to get here" is an exaggeration. It's not possible y walk a million miles. Therefore, it's hyperbole.

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D. hyperbole

Explanation:

Let us briefly define all the given answers.

Metaphor is a type of comparison, where the features and qualities of one thing are expressed through another familiar thing.

Onomatopoeia is a word formed from the sound it makes (splash, bam, bang).

Oxymoron is a combination of contradictory words that sound paradoxically (an open secret).

Hyperbole is a literary device that uses exaggeration to emphasize a message.

In the given example, it is obvious that the narrator didn't walk a million miles, but uses the exaggeration to show that the road to get there was as hard as if he really walked a million miles.