Metaphor, 17 – 18

Malapropism, 17

Index of Stylistic Devices and Expressive Means

Appendix A

(reference)

Alliteration, 7

Allusion, 7

Anticlimax, 7

Antithesis, 7 – 8

Antonomasia, 8

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 8

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 8

Apokuinu construction, 8

Aposiopesis. See Break-in-the-narrative.

Assonance, 8

Asyndeton, 8 – 9

Attachment, 9

Annexation. See Attachment.

Back gradation. See Anticlimax.

Bathos. See Anticlimax.

Break-in-the-narrative, 9

Capitalization, 10

Catachresis See Metaphor mixed.

Chiasmus, 10 – 11

Cliché. See Periphrasis trite.

See Graphon.

Climax, 11

emotional, 11

logical, 11

negative, 11

quantative, 11

Detached construction. See Deta-chment.

Detachment, 11 – 12

Ellipsis, 12

Enumeration, 12

Epithet, 12 – 13

associated, 12

compound, 13

figurative. See transferred.

fixed, 13

inverted. See reversed.

phrase, 13

reversed, 13

simple, 13

single. See simple.

string of epithets, 13

two-step, 13

transferred, 13

unassociated, 12

Euphemism, 13

joking, 13

Gap-sentence link. See Attach-ment.

Gradation. See Climax.

Grapheme multiplication, 14

Graphon, 14

Hyperbole, 14 – 15

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 14

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 14 – 15

Hyphenation, 15

Interjections, 15

bookish, 15

colloquial, 15

derivative, 15

neutral, 15

primary, 15

Inversion, 15 – 16

Irony, 16

Italics, 16 – 17

Litotes, 17

Meiosis. See Understatement.

banal. See trite.

broken. See mixed.

chain. See prolonged.

creative. See genuine.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 18

hackneyed. See trite.

mixed, 18

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

prolonged, 18

simple, 18

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

sustained. See prolonged.

trite, 18

Metonymy, 18 – 19

Onomatopoeia, 19

direct, 19

indirect, 19

Oxymoron, 19 – 20

attributive, 19 – 20

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 20

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 20

verbal, 20

Paragraph, 20

Parallel construction, 20 – 21

balanced. See complete.

complete, 21

partial, 21

Paronomasia. See Pun.

Periphrasis, 21 – 22

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

figurative, 22

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 21

hackneyed. See trite.

logical, 22

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 21

Personification, 22

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 22

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 22

Polysyndeton, 22

Pun, 23

Punctuation, 23 – 24

zero, 23 - 24

dashes, 23

exclamation mark, 23

periods, 23

question marks, 23

three dots, 23

Question-in-the-narrative, 24

Quibble. See Pun.

Repetition, 24 – 27

anadiplosis, 26

anaphora, 25

catch. See anadiplosis.

chain repetition, 26

epiphora, 25

framing, 25

half, 26 – 27

linking. See anadiplosis.

ordinary, 26

reduplication. See anadiplosis.

successive, 26

synonymous, 26

tautological, 26

Represented speech, 27

inner, 27

unuttered. See inner.

uttered, 27

Rhetorical question, 27 – 28

Rhyme, 28 – 29

adjacent, 29

broken. See compound.

compound, 28

consonant, 28

crossing, 29

dactylic. See triple.

double. See female.

exact. See full.

eye, 28

female, 28

feminine. See female.

full, 28

half. See incomplete.

incomplete, 28

initial, 28 – 29

internal, 28

male, 28

masculine. See male.

near. See incomplete.

perfect. See full.

ring, 29

sight. See eye.

single. See male.

treble. See triple.

triple, 28

vowel, 28

Rhythm, 29

Sentence length, 29

Sentence structure, 29 – 30

loose, 29

periodic, 30

Shaped text, 30

Simile, 31

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

disguised, 31

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 31

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

ordinary, 31

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 31

Suspense, 32

Synecdoche, 32

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 32

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 32

Syntactical whole, 32 – 33

Syntactic structure violation, 33

grammatical, 33

lexical, 33

lexico-grammatical, 33

Understatement, 34

banal. See trite.

dead. See trite.

fresh. See genuine.

genuine, 34

hackneyed. See trite.

newly-created. See genuine.

original. See genuine.

poetic. See genuine.

stale. See trite.

stereotyped. See trite.

trite, 34

Visual text. See Shaped text.

Zeugma, 34

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