Homonym: metaphorical swords (Symbolism)
"Metaphorical swords" refer to concepts or ideas that symbolize conflict, struggle, or defense in a non-literal sense. They often represent the tools or means by which individuals confront challenges, protect their beliefs, or assert their identity. For example, a writer might use their words as a metaphorical sword to challenge societal norms.
In literature and art, metaphorical swords can embody themes of bravery, justice, or personal growth. Characters may wield these swords to fight against oppression or to defend their values. This symbolism can be found in various works, including those by William Shakespeare or J.K. Rowling, where the struggle is often depicted through the characters' internal battles.