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Figure of Speech[edit]
- Accismus
- Accumulatio
- Acronym
- Acrostic
- Adnomination
- Adynaton
- Aleatoricism
- Allegory
- Alliteration
- Allusion
- Anacoenosis
- Anacoluthon
- Anadiplosis
- Anagram
- Analogy
- Ananym
- Anaphora (rhetoric)
- Anapodoton
- Anastrophe
- Antanaclasis
- Anthimeria
- Anthropomorphism
- Antimetabole
- Antithesis
- Antonomasia
- Aphorism
- Aphorismus
- Apologia
- Apophasis
- Aporia
- Aposiopesis
- Apostrophe (figure of speech)
- Apposition
- Aptronym
- Archaism
- Assonance
- Asteismus
- Asyndeton
- Auto-antonym
- Autogram
- Auxesis (figure of speech)
- Backronym
- Bathos
- Brachyology
- Burlesque metaphor
- Bushism
- Caesura
- Catachresis
- Cataphora
- Chiasmus
- Chinglish
- Chronogram
- Circumlocution
- Classification (literature)
- Cliché
- Climax (figure of speech)
- Congeries
- Constrained writing
- Conversion (word formation)
- Diacope
- Diathesis
- Double negative
- Dysphemism
- Elision
- Ellipsis
- Ellipsis (linguistics)
- Enallage
- Engrish
- Enjambment
- Enthymeme
- Epanalepsis
- Epanodos
- Epanorthosis
- Epistrophe
- Epizeuxis
- Eponym
- Eucatastrophe
- Euphemism
- Euphuism
- Figure of speech
- Flashforward
- Glossary of rhetorical terms
- Grandiloquence
- Half rhyme
- Hamartia
- Hendiadys
- Hendiatris
- Holorime
- Homeoptoton
- Homeoteleuton
- Homograph
- Homonym
- Homophone
- Humour
- Hypallage
- Hyperbaton
- Hyperbole
- Hypocatastasis
- Hypozeuxis
- Hysteron proteron
- Idiom
- Innuendo
- Internal rhyme
- Invective
- Irony
- Isocolon
- Kenning
- Linguistic purism in English
- Lipogram
- List of forms of word play
- Literary consonance
- Litotes
- MacGuffin
- Malapropism
- Meiosis (figure of speech)
- Merism
- Metalepsis
- Metaphor
- Metonymy
- Mimesis
- Mondegreen
- Neologism
- Non sequitur (literary device)
- Onomatopoeia
- Oxymoron
- Palindrome
- Pangram
- Par'hyponoian
- Parable
- Paradiastole
- Paradox (literature)
- Parallelism (rhetoric)
- Paraprosdokian
- Parenthesis (rhetoric)
- Parody
- Parrhesia
- Pastiche
- Pathetic fallacy
- Pathos
- Phonaesthetics
- Phonetic reversal
- Pleonasm
- Polyptoton
- Polysyndeton
- Procatalepsis
- Proverb
- Pseudonym
- Pun
- Quibble (plot device)
- Rebus
- Red herring
- Repetition (rhetorical device)
- Rhetorical device
- Rhetorical operations
- Rhetorical question
- Rhythm
- Sarcasm
- Satire
- Scheme (linguistics)
- Sibilant
- Simile
- Slang
- Snowclone
- Sobriquet
- Solecism
- Spoonerism
- Stylistic device
- Superlative
- Syllogism
- Symploce
- Synchysis
- Syncope (phonology)
- Synecdoche
- Synesis
- Synesthesia
- Synonymia
- Tautogram
- Tautology (rhetoric)
- Theme (narrative)
- Tmesis
- Trope (literature)
- Truism
- Understatement
- Verbosity
- Wit
- Word play
- Zeugma