Lit terms

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Across
  1. 3. Saying the opposite of what is meant
  2. 8. A pause or break in a line of poetry
  3. 9. When what happens is different from what is expected to happen
  4. 12. A writer or character addressing a person, an idea, or something which cannot respond
  5. 13. A verbal crisscrossing in which the order of words in the first clause of a sentence is inverted in the second.
  6. 14. An expression that has lost its freshness because of too much repetition
  7. 16. Persons, objects, or events placed in the wrong time period
  8. 18. Harsh, unpleasant combination of sounds
  9. 19. A comparison between two things to show how they are alike
  10. 21. A word or compound word substituted as a synonym for a noun
  11. 22. Exaggeration used for effect or for humor
  12. 24. A comparison between two unlike things using words like, as, than, seems, or resembles
  13. 25. A shocking comparison between two dissimilar things; usually a metaphor or a simile
Down
  1. 1. A combination of words which are apparently contradictory
  2. 2. Giving human traits to something non-human
  3. 4. Repetition of the same word(s) or phrase throughtout all or part of a work for emphasis
  4. 5. A statement that says less than is meant; deliberately down-playing something for the purpose of emphasis, humor, or irony
  5. 6. A statement which seems contradictory but is actually true
  6. 7. Repetition of constant sounds
  7. 10. Words which suggest or sound like ther meanings
  8. 11. The repetition of similar vowel sounds
  9. 15. Use of a part to represent the whole; some sources consider it synonymous and metonymy
  10. 17. A list
  11. 20. A reference to history or literature, including the Bible and mythology
  12. 23. Pleasing sounds; opposite of cacophony