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Allusion
Reference to something well known. Ex: he is a real Einstein
Personification
Giving something nonhuman qualities
Simile
Using like or as
Metaphor
Direct comparison without like/as. Ex: I could eat a horse
Extended metaphor
Metaphor continues over multiple lines. ex: an entire speech comparing life to a journey
Symbolism
Something concrete represents a bigger idea. Ex: a dove → peace
Analogy
Comparison used to explain something. Ex: just as exercise strengthens muscles, studying strengthens knowledge
Hyperbole
Intentional exaggeration. Ex: I’ve told you a million times
Litotes
Understatement by negotiating the opposite, ex: that test was not easy = it was difficult
Motif
An idea/image that keeps appearing. Ex: repeated references to darkness throughout a story