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Figures of Speech 2.0

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Identify figures definitions

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Figures of Speech 2.0
 

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Identify figures definitions

by Linda Cera
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An oxymoron is the last word repeated at the end of each line.

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A pun relies on rhyming words only and not on multiple meanings.

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Metonymy uses name of something closely associated with what is meant, such as 'the Crown' referring to the monarchy.

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Circumlocution is using many words to express a point indirectly in poetry.

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A pun relies on a word having two meanings for humorous or witty effect in a verse.

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Anaphora is the repetition of the final word of successive lines.

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An oxymoron in verse pairs contradictory terms, like 'bittersweet'.

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Anaphora is the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.

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Circumlocution means expressing an idea with very few, concise words.

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Epigram is a long narrative poem that tells a story in verse.

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