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Parable

Definition

(literary/formal) A short, simple story that conveys a moral lesson, often using symbolism or metaphor to illustrate a deeper truth. Typically used to teach or comment on human nature, morality, or the human condition.

Example Sentences

1The parable of the prodigal son is a famous biblical story that teaches the value of forgiveness and redemption.
2In his novel, the author uses a parable about a blind man to explore the nature of perception and reality.
3The ancient Greek philosopher Plato often used parables to illustrate complex philosophical concepts in an accessible way.
4The company's mission statement is a kind of parable, conveying the values and principles that guide their business decisions.
5The poet's use of parable and allegory in her work adds layers of meaning and symbolism to her already powerful verse.

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