WTW Vocabulary - Week 6

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Anaphora

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The deliberate repetition of the first part of a sentence or clause to create emphasis and rhythm.

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Anecdote

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A brief, personal story used to illustrate a point, add emotional weight, or create connection.

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Tricolon

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A rhetorical device consisting of three parallel elements (words, phrases, or clauses).

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Antithesis

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The juxtaposition of contrasting ideas in parallel structures to emphasize difference.

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Allusion

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A brief, indirect reference to a person, event, or literary work to deepen meaning.

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Refrain

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A recurring phrase or line that builds structure and emotional emphasis.

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Maxim

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A short, impactful statement that expresses a universal truth or principle.

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Juxtaposition

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The placement of two contrasting ideas, images, or facts next to each other for effect.

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Ethical Appeal

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A technique that establishes the speaker’s credibility and moral authority.

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Parataxis

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A series of clauses or sentences placed side by side, without clear subordination. Creates urgency or simplicity.