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An object that represents another object or idea. |
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A long, elaborate comparison. |
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A hint of events to come in a work of literature. |
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Writer’s attitude/feelings towards the subject. |
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A comparison using like or as. |
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Repetition of consonant sounds. |
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An exaggeration or overstatement. |
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Giving non-human subjects human traits. |
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Use of word whose sound suggests its meaning. |
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Particular way in which literature is written. |
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A phrase that contradicts itself. |
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Language used to create a special effect. |
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Indirect reference to a famous person or event. |
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Two crucial elements side by side for contrast. |
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Works that provoke an especially strong feeling. |
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