Apòstrofe

(From the greek ἀποστροφή, turn elsewhere) is in interrupting the speech addressing directly to a particular subject (Person or thing person...

Apallage

(From the greek ἀπαλλάσσω, I separate) consists in interrupting the sequence syntactic the phrase introducing a different concept (Usually w...

Antithesis

(From the greek ἀντίθεσις, opposition) is nell'accostare terms or concepts of meaning opposite. Often abuses which have occurred in the ...

Anticlimax

(Climax or descending) is to list a series of concepts in descending order for strength and intensity. "Always in the thoughts I have,...

antanaclasis

(From the greek ἀντανάκλασις, repercussion) It is to repeat inside the same sentence the same term with a different meaning. "Under th...

Annominazione

(Sometimes used as a synonym for paronomasia) consists in repeating the root of a word in those following. "Good night to the beautifu...

amphibology

from greek ἀμφίβολος, ambiguous) is to create an ambiguity in syntactic construction the sentence. It is considered a serious mistake gramma...

anastrophe

(From the greek ἀναστροφή, inversion) is to invert the usual syntactic order of words. In this way it is given greater emphasis adjectives o...

Anaptissi

(From the greek ἀνάπτυξις, opening) is to insert a vowel between two consonants of a term (Increasing the syllables). it is endeavored much ...

Anaphora

It is to repeat the same deadline (Or phrase) at the beginning of the verses to confer greater solemnity. "And now I understand old ag...