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| the use of elevated langauge over ordinary langauge |
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| Consists of a diqnified, impression, and elevated use of language |
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| Spoken by most educated people |
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| slang not use by the culture |
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| draw from another Informal Diction |
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| a category of language defined by trade or profession |
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| literal dictionary meaning of a word |
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| associate and implications that go beyond a word's literal meaning |
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| a speaker created by the poet |
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| repeatition of constant sounds |
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| repetition of vowel sounds |
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| speaker of a poem is called a persona |
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Allows for two or more simutaneous interpreter of a word, phrase, action, or siutinal, all of which can be supported by the contex of a work
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| The ordering of words into maeniful verbal pattern is called |
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| a type of poem in which a character the speaker addresses you silent audience in such away us to level unitenally some aspect of his or her temperant or personality |
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shakepreason
3 quotation
1 couplet
14, 2, lines |
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1 octane 8 line
1 set 6 lines |
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