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| preposition before subject |
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| repetition of the same sound |
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| failure to complete a sentence |
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| adress of an absent person or an abstraction |
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| describing a place for transition |
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| ommision of understood words |
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| 2 nouns connected by a conjuntion with the meanin g of one modeifed noun |
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| reversal of the chronological order in order to put more important ideas first |
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| interlocked order aka synchysis |
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| ABAB, emphisizes close association |
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| words contrary to situation |
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| assertion by denying the opposite |
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| one noun used in place of another to aviod repetition |
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| inanimate objects as human |
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| use of a word before it si appropriate in the context |
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| saying q one is not going to mention something, therefore mentioning it |
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| impersonification of a charcter, imitating style of speaking |
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quasi, velut, ut, etc
comparison |
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| splitting of a word by intergecting another word or phase inbetween |
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| transfer of a descriptive word to another noun |
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| use of a verb with 2 objects with each of whci the verb is used in a different sense |
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