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Denotation

a words literal meaning

conotation

an idea or feeling a word evokes

alliteration

repeated constant sounds at the beginning of word placed near each other


ex: Peter purchased pickles for Patricia

onomatapeia

words that sound like their meaning


ex: Pop! Buzz, Tick, bang!

Repetition

the purposeful reuse of words


ex: Jumpman, Jumpman,Jumpman

cliché

figure of speech that was once clever and original but through over use became outdated


ex: It's not you, it's me

euphenism

an understatement used to lessen the effect of a statement


ex: He's in jail/he's on vacation

hyperbole

extreme exaggeration


ex. My backpack weighs a ton

metaphor

comparison of two unlike things, saying one is the other or does the action of the other


ex: This girl is on fire

oxymoron

a combination of words that contradict each other


ex: Jumbo Shrimp

personification

giving an animal, idea or object human characteristics


ex: Olaf from Frozen

simile

direct comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as


Ex: Eyes as blue as the ocean

Symbol

ordinary object, event, person or animal given extraordinary meaning


ex: The sorcerer's stone in Harry Potter.