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Imagery
Definition: The use of vivid language that appeals to the reader’s five senses
Example: I once saw big, bright, blue tulip behind the red ones
Alliteration
Definition: Repeated starting consonant sounds
Example: Slithery, slimy, scaly old snake
Repetition
Definition: The intentional, recurring use of the same words, lines, phrases or stanzas
Example: “How it’s DONE, DONE, DONE!” (How It’s Done: K-Pop Demon Hunters)
Simile
Definition: A comparison stating that one thing is similar to another, using the words ‘as’ or ‘like’
Example: My love is like a prickly cactus
Sibilance
Definition: A literary device involving the close, intentional repetition of hissing ‘s’ (includes sh, ch and z)
Example: The shy snake slithered through the soft soil
Assonance
Definition: A vowel rhyme
Example: Clap your hands and stamp your feet
Consonance
Definition: The repetition of consonant sounds in nearby words
Example: And the silken, sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain.
Metaphor
Definition: Saying something is something
Example: The poisoned light dripped off everything it touched
Personification
Definition: Expressing an inanimate object with human traits
Example: The tree waved to us in the breeze
Symbolism
Definition: An object representing a deeper idea
Example: Birds representing freedom
Parallelism
Definition: Repeated sentence structure
Example: I came, I saw, I conquered
Cacophony
Definition: Harsh, unpleasant sound combinations
Examples: Mule-bray; pig-grunt; bawdy-cackles
Allusion
Definition: Reference to another text, event or figure
Example: Chocolate is my Achilles’ Heel.
Oxymoron
Definition: Contradictory words together
Examples: Deafening silence, sweet sorrow
Connotation
Definition: Emotional or cultural meaning of words
Examples:
Positive - Antique, Inexpensive
Negative - Decrepit, Cheap
Juxtaposition
Definition: Contrasting ideas that are placed together
Example: Order and Chaos in The Hunger Games