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a sub-type of parallelism
anaphora is a type of parallelism but parallelism is not anaphora
repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences or successive lines

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intellectual phrases that create a sense of humor and happiness

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the arrangement of words and phrases to create well formed sentences in terms of language

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sin- eth-sti-sia

"the production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body"
the smell of a sound or the taste of a color

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sin-neck-doe-key

a figure of speech where one part is made to represent a whole

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sil-a-gism

a form of reasoning that combines two ideas that lead to a sound conclusion

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a linguistics branch that studies the meanings, histories, and psychological developments of words

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exposes someones stupidity by using humor, irony, and ridicule
satire is also a genre of literature

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in prose the printer determines the length of the line
in poetry the poet determines the length of the line

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words used intentionally trying to be better
put out a show-off tone for the reader

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aka parallel structure
the use of verbs in poetry that create "grammatical structure, sound, meter, meaning, etc."

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a figure of speech where the author uses two phrases that contradict each other in the same statement

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met-om-o-me

a word used to replace another to better emphasize the situation
tell a dog to get its leash they assume they are to be walked

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light-o-tees

opposite of a hyperbole
an ironic understatement

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words used to be abusive or emotionally harmful to the audience

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you-phom-ism

a replacement for a word that would normally be found offensive or not appropriate

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die-dack-tick

words used to teach the reader
mainly about moral principals

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a fancy metaphor

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co-lo-kwee-all

regular conversation
unacceptable for formal writing

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the overall mood or tone of the setting in a piece of writing

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a passage that addresses someone who is dead or imaginary or to explain a personified object

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moral principles presented by an abrupt statement

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"the contrast of ideas"

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the word that a pronoun is referring to

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multiple meanings of a word, phrase, sentence, or passage

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a device that uses characters and story elements from another story that symbolically to represent the literal meaning of the other story