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| The art of using language effectively |
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| Writing that appeals to the senses |
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| The order of words in a sentence |
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| The idea that you have to be consistent with the order of things |
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| Intentionally omitting a conjunction when you need to have on |
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| Intentionally including conjunctions when you arent supposed to |
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| A type of metaphor where a part of the whole represent the whole |
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| A specific type of metaphor where a subject associated with a concept becomes a representative of something else |
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| An appropriate name/ When a characters name means something |
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| A noun or a noun phrase set off by commas used to give information about a previous noun |
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| Word Choice that sounds like its meaning |
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| Putting two things side by side to contrast |
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| An extended dash representing an interruption |
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| The repetition of a word, phrase, or clause at the beginning of a word, phrase or clause |
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| The repetition of a word, phrase, or clause at the end of a word, phrase or clause |
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| Intentionally putting words, phrases or clauses in an unexpected order |
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| When your repetition creates an X in your sentence |
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