Answer:
A literary device that uses vivid language to appeal to the senses
Explanation:
Imagery is a vivid and descriptive language that evoke in us pictures or ideas that appeal to our senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste or touch
An example of a sentence using imagery is "I had never seen Mr. Guevara’s room this dark, messy and stinking.", the words "dark" and "messy" appeal to our sense of sight, while "stinking" appeal to our smell.
