Poetic Devices Flashcards

1
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Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of warped placed near each other

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Alliteration

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2
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Repeated vowels sounds at the beginning of words near each other

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Assonance

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3
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Repeated consonant sounds at the end of words near each other

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Consonance

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4
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A series of harsh unpleasant sounds to help convey disorder

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Cacophony

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5
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A series of musically pleasant sounds used to convey harmony

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Euphony

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6
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Words that sound like their meaning

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Onomatopoeia

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7
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The purposeful reuse of words and phrases

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Repetition

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8
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A brief reference to a character history event or place

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Allusion

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9
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Speaking directly to a character

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Apostrophe

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10
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An understatement used to lessen the the effect of a statement

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Euphemism

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11
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At outrageous exaggeration

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Hyperbole

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12
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A contradictory statement or situation to reveal a different from reality

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Irony

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13
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A direct competition between two unlike things

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Metaphor

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14
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Figure of speech in which a person place or thing is mentioned to something closely related

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Metonymy

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15
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Combination of two things that appear to contradict

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Oxymoron

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16
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Indicating a certain thing by letting a certain part represent the whole

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Synecdoche

17
Q

The continuation of the logical sense

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Enjambment

18
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An attempt to fuse different sentences by describing one kind of sense

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Synesthesia