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what is the rhetorical device that modifies a famous phrase, similar to antithesis
What is the name of this rhetorical device involving a change of word order?“I'm happy to see that you are sober as a judge” Is this a rhetorical device?Term for rhetorical device of claiming not to intend what you are about to do?What is the name of this rhetorical deviceWhat is this rhetorical scheme or literary device called?What is the name of this rhetorical device involving the use of One. Word. Sentences. For. EffectWhat rhetorical device is useful but handy?Similar phrase to 'rhetorical device' for 'strategy of convincing others'?The name of the rhetorical device of reporting the use of vulgar language without quoting it?What is the rhetorical device in this type of sentence?
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According to Wikipedia:
An antithesis must always contain two ideas within one statement
A similar effect (parallelism emphasizing opposition of ideas) can be created in which the first element is implied by some famous phrase that is so well known that it cannot be mistaken. What is the name of this rhetorical device?
I'm also interested in famous examples (which may not exist because once the variant became famous, the effect would be lessened).
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According to Wikipedia:
An antithesis must always contain two ideas within one statement
A similar effect (parallelism emphasizing opposition of ideas) can be created in which the first element is implied by some famous phrase that is so well known that it cannot be mistaken. What is the name of this rhetorical device?
I'm also interested in famous examples (which may not exist because once the variant became famous, the effect would be lessened).
phrase-requests rhetorical-devices
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Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
50 mins ago
You mean like "Right makes might"?
– Hot Licks
19 mins ago
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According to Wikipedia:
An antithesis must always contain two ideas within one statement
A similar effect (parallelism emphasizing opposition of ideas) can be created in which the first element is implied by some famous phrase that is so well known that it cannot be mistaken. What is the name of this rhetorical device?
I'm also interested in famous examples (which may not exist because once the variant became famous, the effect would be lessened).
phrase-requests rhetorical-devices
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According to Wikipedia:
An antithesis must always contain two ideas within one statement
A similar effect (parallelism emphasizing opposition of ideas) can be created in which the first element is implied by some famous phrase that is so well known that it cannot be mistaken. What is the name of this rhetorical device?
I'm also interested in famous examples (which may not exist because once the variant became famous, the effect would be lessened).
phrase-requests rhetorical-devices
phrase-requests rhetorical-devices
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Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
50 mins ago
You mean like "Right makes might"?
– Hot Licks
19 mins ago
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Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
50 mins ago
You mean like "Right makes might"?
– Hot Licks
19 mins ago
Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
50 mins ago
Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
50 mins ago
You mean like "Right makes might"?
– Hot Licks
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You mean like "Right makes might"?
– Hot Licks
19 mins ago
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Could you give an example of the rhetorical device?
– KannE
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You mean like "Right makes might"?
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