14967143342 | Metonymy | when you use something associated with a thing or concept Ex: The King of the Jungle The Titular Lord of the house hold | 0 | |
14967143343 | Apostrophe | when a speaker asks a rhetorical question to a person or object without expecting an answer Ex: How can you expect to combat all the hatred in this world? (Pain to Naruto) | 1 | |
14967143344 | Synechdoche | When part represents the whole Ex: The sunshade continued to approach slowly. Here, "sunshade" represents the wife and Mr. Lebrun | 2 | |
14967352068 | Zeugma | using one word to link to link two others which have a different sense. Ex: John and his driving licence expired last week | 3 | |
14967936783 | Epigram | A short and clever poem or saying. Ex: Time is Money | 4 | |
15384778436 | Villanelle | a 19-line poem with a specific pattern of rhymes | 5 | |
15384778437 | Ode | a poem that usually glorifies a dignified or lofty subject | 6 | |
15384778438 | dramatic monologue | words of a single person speaking to a listener who does not respond but influences the speaker | 7 |
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