Entertainment / Literature / Rhetoric: The art of persuasive argument through writing or speech--the art of eloquence and charismatic language. A lengthier discussion can be found under the rhetoric link.
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Rhetoric Adjective Synonyms: eloquence, expressiveness, elocution, way with words, gift of the gab
Rhetoric Verb Synonyms: bombast, bluster, fustian, rodomontade, grandiloquence, magniloquence, oratory, windiness, high-flown poppycock, wordiness, sesquipedality, verbosity, prolixity, long-windedness, turgidity, flatulence, gasconade, hot air, puffery
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Entertainment / Literature / Rhetorical Climax: Also known as auxesis and crescendo, this refers to an artistic arrangement of a list of items so that they appear in a sequence of increasing importance. See rhetorical schemes for more information. MORE
Lifestyle / Poetry / Rhetorical Question: The poet asks a question without expecting to learn anything from the response, or to pose any difficulty for the reader, the answer being something that the poet already implies and the reader infers MORE
Entertainment / Literature / Rhetorical Figures: Figures of speech such as schemes and tropes. MORE
Entertainment / Literature / Rhetorical Substition: The manipulation of the caesura to create the effect of a series of different feet in a line of poetry. Contrast with metrical substitution. MORE