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Analogy

A similarity or comparison between two different things or the relationship between them.

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Aphorism

A statement that expresses a truth in a witty way

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Anaphora

the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses

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Irony

A contrast between expectation and reality

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Metaphor

Comparing things without the use of like or as

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Simile

Comparison with like or as

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Cumulative sentence

A type of parallel sentence that builds detail by having a indpenedent clause followed by informational dependent.

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Interupted Sentence

When a clause is squeezed into a sentence

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Periodic sentence

A sentence that delays and untimate conculsion over a series of clauses

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Balanced Sentence

A sentence made up or parts with equal length and structure, used to compare via showing equality

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Connotation

The street meaning behind the word

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Epithet

A title given to someone (Recognizable)

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parallelism

A similar structure of words and clauses

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alliteration

Repetition of initial sounds

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Syllogism

A deductive arguement that consecuitve true premisies followed by a found truth

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Allusion

A reference to another work of literature, person, or event

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Epigram

A very short passage with a witty construction that can be used universally

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Hyperbole

exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally

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paradox

A self controdictary sentence that revels truth upon inspection

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Deduction

A type or reasoning that relies on established truths

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Induction

General truths or observations used to logically jump to another truth

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Apostrophe

A firgure of speach that adresses a non-existant or present person

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inversion

when an author changes the usual order of words

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onomonepia

Word that sounds like the sound

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Denotation

The dictonary definition of the word

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Syntax

Word order

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Tone

An authors attitude towards a subject

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Diction

word choiice as an element of style

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Understatement

When an author assigns less significance to an event or thing than it deserves

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Euphanism

A less offensive substiute for a word

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Ironional understatement

Bring attention to something by understating it

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