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Epistrophe
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Repetition of a word or phrase at the end of a successive clause |
- Of the people, by the people, for the people - Dr. Seuss
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Ethos
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Persuasive appeal based on the character or projected character of the writer |
- Proper noun evidence (CDC, NIH, FBI) "authority" |
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Euphemism
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A mild or indirect word or phrase of expression substituted for one to harsh or blunt |
- Instead of saying 'dying' say 'passed away' - Sex = the horizontal |
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Euphony
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The use of a wide range of noteworthy words & phrases containing a melodious tone |
- You are my sunshine, my only sunshine... - Your favorite song |
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Extended Metaphor
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A metaphor introduced & developed (a comparison) throughout a piece |
- The giving tree |
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Figurative Language
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Any deliberate departure from the conventional meaning or order of constructions of words
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Metaphor, similes
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Generalization
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Broad statement used to cover or describe characteristics common to a variety of particular objects, events or experiences |
- Blondes are dumb and have more fun - Doctors are intelligent people |
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Hyperbole
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Involves an exaggeration of ideas for the sake of emphasis |
- I'm so hungry I can eat a horse |
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Hyphen
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To connect or join the parts of a word to indicate the combined meaning or linked in the grammar of a sentence |
- Single Minded - Monster in Law |
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Figure of Speeh
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A Scheme or trope used for rhetorical or artistic effect
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Simile, hyperbole, personification
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