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| argument that appeals to emotions |
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| using a character to represent an abstraction like hope |
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| multiple meanings to a word |
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| repetition of the last word to begin a new clause |
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| similar comparison btwn 2 different things |
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| statement of general truth or morals |
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| breaking off discourse to address something absent |
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| word referred to by a pronoun |
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| 2nd half supports but is reverse to 1st |
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| conceding a disputed point |
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| dissuasive advice given with authority |
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| conclusion from 2 premises |
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| comparison throughout whole piece |
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| adjective to qualify subject |
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| persuasion with good character |
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| inoffensive replaces offensive |
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| a major category - prose, poetry, drama |
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| informal sermon; serious talk with moral/spiritual advice |
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raising a question then answering
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| draw conclusion from information |
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| emotionally violent denunciation |
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| contrast of stated and really meant |
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| special language of a profession |
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| substituting a suggested word for what is meant |
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| speakers attitude; atmosphere of a work |
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| natural sound imitates word |
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| narrator tells all characters feelings |
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| self contradictory statement |
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| structure of words/ phrases |
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| imitates for comical effect |
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| adjective which tone is scholarly |
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| inanimate objects with human qualities |
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| inanimate objects with human qualities |
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| perspective that story is told |
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| speaker anticipates opposing argument |
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| the principles governing art of writing |
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| exposition, argumentation, description, narration |
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| evalute-refute-solve-test-contradict |
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| causes reader to agree with writer |
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| targets human vices for reform - a style |
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| less inclusive for more inclusive - part for whole |
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| produces a shift in the meaning of words |
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| deliberately making situation less important |
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| amusing language that surprises and delights |
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