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4. writer adds on extra information to enhance an idea
6. statement or idea that seems false, but, on closer inspection, could actually turn out to be true
8. term that is used in place of an offensive, harsh, embarrassing or blunt one. Mostly being satirical.
10. contrasting ideas or words are placed close together
11. repetition of a single idea using different words.
13. omission of the conjunctions that ordinarily join coordinate words or clauses
14. writers' attitude towards what they are writing or to their readers
17. figure of speech that directly compares two things using "like" or "as"
20. - hinting that something is going to happen
21. - quite similar to rhetorical questions, used to prove a point
22. an exaggerated statement

1. - use of symbols to portray an idea
2. conversation between two or more people
3. a question to question their conscience or to prove a point, rather than to receive an answer is...
5. an indirect reference
7. word that is formed from a sound
9. order of words in a phrase or sentence
12. A word newly coined by the writer
15. words or phrases that sound similar but mean totally different things
16. describes something non-human using humanlike actions and emotions
18. conveying of a message/idea using language that means the exact opposite of what the writer is trying to say, thus creating a humorous effect.
19. technical term to do with a particular field