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Question 1

conceit

Answer 1

develops a comparison which is exceedingly unlikely, but is noting less, intellectually imaginative. a comparison turns into a conceit when the writer tries to make us admit a similarity between two things that are ‘‘dissimilarities’’

Question 2

catharsis

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an emotional discharge through which one can achieve a state of liberation from anxiety and stress. reek word that mean cleansing. literature it is used for cleansing of emotions of the character.

Question 3

clinche

Answer 3

refers to an expression that has overused to the extent that it can lose its original meaning of novelty. A cinche may also refer to actions and events which are predicted because of some previous event.

Question 4

concession

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used in a argumentative writing where one acknowledges a point made y one’s opponent. nit a counter argument, but and extension of a counter argument.

Question 5

concession pat 2

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concussions writing style also how that the writer is a logical and fair minded person, able to realize that every argument has several sides to consider before it is presented.

Question 6

portmanteau

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2 or more words are joined together to coin a now word. portmanteau word is formed by bending part of two or more words, but it always refers to a single concept.

Question 7

he coinage or portmanteu

Answer 7

involves the linking and bending of two r more words and the new formed in the process shared the same meaning as the original meaning.

Question 8

litotes

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understatement, esp. that in which an affirmative is expressed by the negative of its contrary, as in “not bad at all”

Question 9

chiasmus

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rhetorical reversal of the order of words in the second of two second of two- phrases .

Question 10

anadiprosis

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repetition of the last word of one line or clause to begin the next.

Question 11

Invective

Answer 11

a verbally abusive attack

Question 12

circumilocution

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unnecessary large numbers of words or an indirect means of expression to express an idea so as to effect an evasion in speech.

Question 13

begging the question

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supporting a claim with reason that is really a restatement of the claim i different words.

Question 14

adage

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saying or proverb embodying a piece of common wisdom based on experience and often couched in metaphorical language.

Question 15

malapropism

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a confused, comically inaccurate use of a long word or words.

Question 16

cadence

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the rising and falling rhythm of speech especially in free verse or prose.

Question 17

false analogy

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error in assuming that because two things are alike in all ways.

Question 18

hasty generalization

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unsound inductive inference based on in sufficient, inadequate , unspecified evidence.

Question 19

non-sequitur

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a statement or idea that fails to follow logically from the one before.

Question 20

post hoc

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because one thing follows another, it is held to cause the other.

Question 21

ad hominem

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instead of attack an assertion, the argument attacks the person who made the assertion.

Question 22

polyphasic

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excessive talking

Question 23

diatribe

Answer 23

a bitter, sharply a bu sine denunciation, attack, or criticism, bitter and abusive speech or writing.