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ellipsis

a series of dots (..) that indicates an intentional omission of a word or sentence

anaphora

the deliberate repetition of the first part of a sentence

inversion

when the order of words are reversed to provide emphasis

asyndeton

omission or absence of an conjunction

juxtaposition

the fact of two things placed together with contrasting effect

personification

to give an inanimate object or animal human like qualities

oxymoron

two opposite ideas are joined to create effect

paradox

a situation person or thing that combines contradictory features

simile

a figure of speech comparing something using like or as

pun

a form of word play that suggests two or more meanings by exploiting multiple meanings for humorous effect

metaphor

a figure of speech where something is identified as the same to something unrelated

parallelism

the use of two compensates that are grammatically the same

verbal irony

when someone say something when they mean the opposite, (sarcasm)

emotional appeal

an attempt to win an argument by appealing to the others emotions

ethical appeal

persuasion based on the authors credibility

foreshadowing

to tease readers about future plot twists in a story

antecedent

something or event that exists before or logically precedes another