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Rhetorical Devices

Definitions for rhetorical devices for AP English Lit (Crane)

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Anadiplosis A technique whereby the concluding word of a sentence or clause becomes the first word of the next sentence or clause.
Analogy A comparison or correspondence between two things because of a third shared element.
Anaphora A repetition of a word or words at the beginning of two or more clauses.
Antimetabole Repeating words in reverse order for surprise and emphasis.
Antithesis Rhetorical construction in which words are opposed, but balanced.
Apostrophe Rhetorically addressing someone who cannot respond.
Asyndeton Omission of a conjunction before the last item of a series.
Chiasmus Reversing grammatical elements for effect.
Ellipsis Omission of one or more words for conciseness and drama.
Epanalepsis Opening and closing a sentence with the same word or phrase for surprise and emphasis.
Parallelism A rhetorical style in which coordinate ideas are arranged in phrases, sentences, and paragraphs that balance.
Rhetoric The art of speaking effectively.
Rhetorical Question A questions that expects no answer.
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