Rhetorical Terms yay!

Anadiplosis

The concluding word of a sentence becomes the first word if the next sentence.

Epanalepsis

Opening and closing with the same word

Antimetabole

Repeating words in reverse order for surprise and emphasis

Chiasmus

Reversal of grammatical elements for emphasis

Ellipsis

omission of one or more words for conciseness and drama

Asyndeton

Omission of conjunction before the last item in a series

Anaphora

Repetition of the initial word or phrase in a series of clauses or phrases for emphasis and rhythm

Extended parallelism

Repetition of words or grammatical elements to achieve cumulative force and rhythm

Periodic sentence

A sentence beginning with subordinate elements and postponing the main clauss

Cumulative or loose sentence

Sentence where subordinate elements come at the end to call attention to them

Interrupted sentence

Sentence where the subordinate elements come in the middle, often set off by dashes

Balanced sentence

Sentence where two parallel elements are set off against each other. They are parallel grammatically