The phrase "add figurative" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to suggest incorporating figurative language or expressions into a text, but it is incomplete as it stands.
Example: "In your essay, please add figurative language to enhance your arguments."
Alternatives: "include figurative language" or "incorporate figurative expressions."
The same research team previously mapped 1,100 years of metaphoric English language to track how native speakers have added figurative word meanings to their vocabulary.
Precisely because of the injunction against doing so, he said, Porter resolved to remain figurative, adding that he might otherwise have become an abstract painter.
Katherine Bradford's figurative oil paintings add a bit of dark humor to the exhibition.
This is both conveying the feeling of being in the basement and also uses figurative language to add a deeper meaning to the place.
Here are some features that will add some compliments from your teacher: Use figurative language.
While Sneezy, Sleepy, Dopey & Company are the company's literal and figurative pillars, Mr. Eiser feels pressure to add cables, antennas and satellites.
Also, most figurative language is cliché, so try to add your own twist to it if you use one.
But covering a long wall up to the ceiling, with no two images alike, they add up to a tour de force of stylistic multitasking and figurative variety.
They add to the history of assemblage while veering from abstract to the quaintly architectural or ocean-going and can be marginally but astutely figurative.
Figurative paintings were added in the subsequent decades as the museum became more "curatorially flexible".
His conventional subject matter means he is often overlooked amid the clatter and din of modern art, but the Belfast-born painter takes the familiar genres of still-life, landscape and figurative painting and adds a distinctive flavour.
