Stylistics Tukhtamova Alina

2. — deliberate exaggeration used to create emphasis or dramatic effect.
4. — an explicit comparison using like or as to create an image in the reader’s mind.
6. — a descriptive word or phrase emphasizing a quality of a person, object, or concept.
10. — a combination of two contradictory or opposing words that creates a striking or ironic effect.
11. — understatement created by negating the opposite idea, often producing an ironic tone.
12. — replacing the name of an object with another that is closely associated with it.
13. — replacing a proper name with a descriptive epithet or using a proper name as a common noun.
15. — a mild or indirect expression replacing a harsh or unpleasant one for reasons of politeness.

1. — arrangement of words or ideas in ascending order of importance to create emotional or logical intensification.
3. — an extended metaphor in which characters or events symbolize abstract moral or philosophical ideas.
5. — an indirect descriptive phrase used instead of a direct name to highlight key features of the object.
7. — a device in which the intended meaning is opposite to the literal meaning, revealing contrast or contradiction.
8. — a brief indirect reference to a well-known event, work, person, or cultural element.
9. — a transference of meaning based on resemblance between two objects or ideas.
14. — a rhetorical structure in which elements of the first clause are repeated in reverse order in the second.