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| Word free from limitation |
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| Abstractions: Love, Ideas, Emotions |
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| Attack Character of indvidual rather than their position on an issue |
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| Attack Source making arguement |
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| Lost in time elements in literature |
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| Repetition of last word in preceeding clause in the beginning of the next statement |
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| Three syllable foot that consists of two unstressed syllables followed by a stressed syllable |
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| Repetition at the beginning of consecutive lines |
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| Repetition in an inverted order for contrast |
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| Concise, general truth, usually in rhyme |
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| Figure of speech referring to an abstraction or absent person |
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| Saying that what most people believe is true |
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| Speaker, Subject, Audience relation |
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