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15 Cards in this Set

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anacoluthon
ending a sentence with a different grammatical structure than that with which it began (non sequitur)
anadiplosis
repetition of the last word of one line to begin the next
polyptoton
repetition of words from one the same root but with different endings
homteleuton
a series of words with the sma ending (end-rhyme)
pleonasm
a redundancy or unnecessary fullness of expression, usuall for emphasis (prius praedicam)
synesthesia
a cross-sensory metaphor (a loud shirt, bitter wind, prickly laugh)
antithesis
a contrast of ideas or words, often placed in contrasted pairs in like order
euphemism
the substitution of a mild expression for an unpleasant one
hendiadys
the expression of an idea by two nouns connected by a conjunction, instead of a noun modified by an adjection OR by another noun in the genitive
hysteron-proteron
an inversion of the natural order of events
litotes
a deliberate understatement through the use of a negative
oxymoron
the use of contradictory terms
praeteritio
the pretense of omitting something in order to make it more emphatic
rhetorical question
a question for which no answer is expected or to which the answer is self-evident
tricolon
a set of three parallel phrases, often marked by anaphora