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Definition: A cross arrangement in two successive groups of words. The order of the second group is the reverse of that in the first. 

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Definition: A cross arrangement in two successive groups of words. The order of the second group is the reverse of that in the first. 

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"When the going gets tough,
the tough get going!"

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Write your own example of a chiasmus in the comment section below!

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Definition: An apparently contradictory statement that is nonetheless true. 

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Definition: An apparently contradictory statement that is nonetheless true. 

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"You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone"

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Write your own example of a paradox in the comment section below!

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Definition: A figure of speech consisting of two apparently contradictory terms. 

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Definition: A figure of speech consisting of two apparently contradictory terms. 

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Jumbo Shrimp, Old News

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Just as a reminder...an Oxymoron should only include *two* contradictory terms

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Just as a reminder...an Oxymoron should only include *two* contradictory terms

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Write your own example of an oxymoron in the comment section below, using it in a sentence.

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Definition: A question asked but requiring no answer from the reader. These are used to introduce topics or to emphasize important points. 

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Definition: A question asked but requiring no answer from the reader. These are used to introduce topics or to emphasize important points. 

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You didn't think I would say yes to that, did you?

Can we do better next time?

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Write your own example of a rhetorical question in the comment section below!

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Definition: Exaggeration in the service of truth. 

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Definition: Exaggeration in the service of truth. 

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They are as heavy as an elephant!

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Definition: Deliberate Diminishing of something, either for ironic emphasis or for polite, tactful reasons

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Definition: Deliberate Diminishing of something, either for ironic emphasis or for polite, tactful reasons

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Definition: The use of a word, phrase, or expression more than once, for emphasis. 

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Definition: The use of a word, phrase, or expression more than once, for emphasis. 

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Write your own example of repetition in the comments below!

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Definition: The quality in a literary work that evokes a feeling of pity, tenderness and sympathy from the reader or audience. 

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Definition: The quality in a literary work that evokes a feeling of pity, tenderness and sympathy from the reader or audience. 

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Find an example of a literary text, speech, or photo of pathos and include it in the comments below.

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Definition: The use of words in which their pronunciation suggests their meaning.

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Definition: The use of words in which their pronunciation suggests their meaning.

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Pop!

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Find (or create) your own example of onomatopoeia in the comments below.

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Definition: A form of metaphor in which animals or inanimate objects are given human attributes. 

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Definition: A form of metaphor in which animals or inanimate objects are given human attributes. 

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Write or create your own example of personification in the comments below.