Figurative Language

it only has the new/ hard words

Situational

When a situation turns out different from what was expected

Synecdoche

figure of speech where a part of something refers to the whole

Metonymy

using one thing to describe something related

Apostrophe

addressing something or someone that is not there

Euphemism

a mild phrase that replaces a harsh one

Conceit

an extended metaphor in which an entire literary work is a comparison to something else

Allusion

reference to a mythological, literary, biblical or historical person, place , or thing

Imagery

consists of the words or phrases a writer uses to represent person, objects, actions, feelings, and ideas descriptively by appealing to the senses

paradox

when an element of a statement contradicts each other

Oxymoron

form of paradox that combines a pair of opposite terms

Dominant impression

mood/ atmosphere - created through sensory details (5 senses)

synesthesia

using one sensory experience to describe another one