ENGLISH LITERATURE
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Literary Devices
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| Dystopia | Direct and Indirect | |
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| Genre | Gender |
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| Homograph | ||
| Homophone | Hook | Hubris |
| Humor | Hyperbaton | |
| Hypophora | Hypotaxis | Hypothetical Question |
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| Iamb | Iambic Pentameter | |
| Illusion | Imagery | Imperative Sentence |
| Implied Metaphor | In Medias Res | Inciting Incident |
| Induction | Inference | Innuendo |
| Internal Rhyme | Intertextuality | Invective |
| Inversion | Irony | Isocolon |
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| Jargon | Juxtaposition |
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| Kenning | Kinesthesia |
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| Lampoon | Legend | Limerick |
| Line Break | Litotes | Logos |
| Lyric | Lyric Poem |
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| Main Idea | Malapropism | Maxim |
| Meiosis | Melodrama | Memoir |
| Metalepsis | Metaphysical | |
| Meter | Metonymy | Monologue |
| Mood | Moral | Motif |
| Motivation | Myth |
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| Narrative | Narrative Poem | Naturalism |
| Nemesis | Neologism | Non Sequitur |
| Nostalgia | Novel | Novella |
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| Octave | Ode | Omniscient |
| Ordinal Number | Overstatement | |
| Oxymoron |
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| Pacing | Palindrome | Parable |
| Paradox | Paralipsis | Parallel Structure |
| Parallelism | Paraphrase | Paraprosdokian |
| Parataxis | Parenthesis | Parody |
| Paronomasia | Parrhesia | |
| Pastiche | Pathetic Fallacy | Pathos |
| Pedantic | Pentameter | Periphrasis |
| Persona | Personification | Perspective |
| Persuasion | Persuasive Essay | Play |
| Pleonasm | Plot | Poem |
| Poetic Justice | Point of View | Polyptoton |
| Polysyndeton | Portmanteau | Procatalepsis |
| Process Essay | Prologue | Propaganda |
| Prose | Prosody | Prosthesis |
| Protagonist | Proverb | Pun |
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| Quatrain |
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| Realism | Rebuttal | Red Herring |
| Reductio ad Absurdum | Refrain | Refutation |
| Repetition | Resolution | Rhetoric |
| Rhetorical Devices | Rhetorical Question | Rhyme |
| Rhyme Scheme | Rhythm | Riddle |
| Rising Action | Romance | Romanticism |
| Round Character | Run-On Sentence |
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| Sarcasm | Satire | Scansion |
| Self-Fulfilling Prophecy | Semantic | Sensory Language |
| Sesquipedalian | Sestet | Sestina |
| Setting | Short Story | Sibilance |
| Simple Paragraph | Situational Irony | |
| Slang | Snark | Solecism |
| Soliloquy | Sonnet | Sound Devices |
| Speaker | Spondee | Stanza |
| Static Character | Straw Man | Stream of Consciousness |
| Style | Subjective | Subplot |
| Superlative | Surrealism | Suspense |
| Syllogism | Symbolism | Syncope |
| Synecdoche | Synesis | Synesthesia |
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| Tautology | Tercet | Theme |
| Thesis | Tmesis | Tone |
| Tragedy | Tragic Flaw | Tragic Hero |
| Tragicomedy | Transition | Tricolon |
| Trimeter | Trochaic | Trope |
| Truism |
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| Understatement | Undertone | Utopia |
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| Verbal Irony | Verisimilitude | Vernacular |
| Verse | Vignette | Villanelle |
| Voice | Volta |
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| Wit |
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| Zeugma | Zoomorphism |
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