2935906685 | Epigram | little quotes taken out of a book to contrast with the plot you are about to read; slightly cliche saying expressing contrast | 0 | |
2935911918 | Soliloquy | speaking thoughts aloud only to oneself | 1 | |
2935911969 | Syllogism | a logical proof; if a=b and b=c, then a=c | 2 | |
2935921405 | Digression | to stray off topic; Holden Caulfield | 3 | |
2935924982 | Jargon | ex: political jargon, medical jargon; language specific to a group of people, task, or profession | 4 | |
2935931923 | Apostrophe | an address to someone who is not there; "Grandma why would you leave me" | 5 | |
2935943122 | Epistolary | letter; ex: epistles of Paul | 6 | |
2935948073 | Conceit | extended metaphor | 7 | |
2935948074 | Scansion | the process of reading a poem and trying to figure out the rhyme and meter | 8 | |
2935962456 | Anathema | something hated | 9 |
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