General list of litereary devices.

A

• Accumulation
• Acrostic
• Active Voice
• Ad Hominem
• Adage
• Adynaton
• Allegory
• Alliteration
• Allusion
• Ambiguity
• Amplification
• Anachronism
• Anacoluthon
• Anadiplosis
• Anagnorisis
• Anagram
• Analogy
• Analytical Essay
• Anapest
• Anaphora
• Anecdote
• Antagonist
• Antanaclasis
• Antecedent
• Anthimeria
• Anthology
• Anthropomorphism
• Anti-Climax
• Anti-Hero
• Antimetabole
• Antiphrasis
• Antistrophe
• Antithesis
• Aphorism
• Aphorismus
• Aporia
• Aposiopesis
• Apostrophe
• Appositive
• Archaism
• Archetype
• Argument
• Argumentative Essay
• Aside
• Assertion
• Assonance
• Asyndeton
• Atmosphere
• Attitude
• Audience
• Auditory Imagery
• Autobiography

B

• Balanced Sentence
• Ballad
• Bandwagon
• Bathos
• Bias
• Bildungsroman
• Biography
• Black Humor
• Blank Verse

C

• Cacophony
• Cadence
• Caesura
• Canon
• Canto
• Caricature
• Catachresis
• Catalog
• Catastrophe
• Catharsis
• Cause and Effect Essay
• Character
• Characterization
• Chiasmus
• Circumlocution
• Claim
• Cliché
• Cliffhanger
• Climax
• Coherence
• Colloquialism
• Comedy
• Comic Relief
• Comparatives
• Comparison
• Comparison and Contrast Essay
• Conceit
• Concession
• Conflict
• Connotation
• Consonance
• Context
• Contrast
• Couplet
• Critical Essay
• Critique
• Cumulative Sentence

D

• Dactyl
• Deductive Reasoning
• Denotation
• Denouement
• Deus Ex Machina
• Diacope
• Dialect
• Dialogue
• Diatribe
• Dichotomy
• Diction
• Didacticism
• Digression
• Dilemma
• Direct Characterization
• Discourse
• Dissonance
• Distortion
• Doppelganger
• Double Entendre
• Drama
• Dramatic Irony
• Dramatic Monologue
• Dynamic Character
• Dysphemism
• Dystopia

E

• Elegy
• Elision
• Ellipsis
• End Rhyme
• End-Stopped Line
• Enjambment
• Enthymeme
• Enumeration
• Epic
• Epigram
• Epigraph
• Epilogue
• Epiphany
• Epiphora
• Epistle
• Epistolary
• Epistrophe
• Epitaph
• Epithet
• Epizeuxis
• Eponym
• Eristic
• Essay
• Ethos
• Eulogy
• Euphemism
• Euphony
• Evidence
• Exact Rhyme
• Exaggeration
• Exemplum
• Existentialism
• Expletive
• Explication
• Explicatory Essay
• Exposition
• Expository Essay
• Extended Metaphor
• External Conflict
• Eye Rhyme

F

• Fable
• Fairy Tale
• Fallacy
• Falling Action
• Fantasy
• Farce
• Feminine Rhyme
• Fiction
• Figurative Language
• Figure of Speech
• Flash-Forward
• Flashback
• Flat Character
• Foil
• Folklore
• Foot
• Foreshadowing
• Frame Story
• Free Verse

G

• Genre

H

• Haiku
• Half Rhyme
• Hamartia
• Hero
• Homily
• Homograph
• Homophone
• Hook
• Hubris
• Humor
• Hyperbaton
• Hyperbole
• Hypophora
• Hypotaxis
• Hypothetical Question

I

• Iamb
• Iambic Pentameter
• Idiom
• Illusion
• Imagery
• Imperative Sentence
• Implied Metaphor
• In Medias Res
• Inciting Incident
• Induction
• Inference
• Innuendo
• Internal Rhyme
• Intertextuality
• Invective
• Inversion
• Irony
• Isocolon

J

• Jargon
• Juxtaposition

K

• Kenning
• Kinesthesia

L

• Lampoon
• Legend
• Limerick
• Line Break
• Litotes
• Logos
• Lyric
• Lyric Poem

M

• Main Idea
• Malapropism
• Maxim
• Meiosis
• Melodrama
• Memoir
• Metalepsis
• Metaphor
• Metaphysical
• Meter
• Metonymy
• Monologue
• Mood
• Moral
• Motif
• Motivation
• Myth

N

• Narrative
• Narrative Poem
• Naturalism
• Nemesis
• Neologism
• Non Sequitur
• Nostalgia
• Novel
• Novella

O

• Octave
• Ode
• Omniscient
• Onomatopoeia
• Ordinal Number
• Overstatement
• Oxymoron

P

• Pacing
• Palindrome
• Parable
• Paradox
• Paralipsis
• Parallel Structure
• Parallelism
• Paraphrase
• Paraprosdokian
• Parataxis
• Parenthesis
• Parody
• Paronomasia
• Parrhesia
• Passive Voice
• Pastiche
• Pathetic Fallacy
• Pathos
• Pedantic
• Pentameter
• Periphrasis
• Persona
• Personification
• Perspective
• Persuasion
• Persuasive Essay
• Play
• Pleonasm
• Plot
• Poem
• Poetic Justice
• Point of View
• Polyptoton
• Polysyndeton
• Portmanteau
• Procatalepsis
• Process Essay
• Prologue
• Propaganda
• Prose
• Prosody
• Prosthesis
• Protagonist
• Proverb
• Pun

Q

• Quatrain

R

• Realism
• Rebuttal
• Red Herring
• Reductio ad Absurdum
• Refrain
• Refutation
• Repetition
• Resolution
• Rhetoric
• Rhetorical Devices
• Rhetorical Question
• Rhyme
• Rhyme Scheme
• Rhythm
• Riddle
• Rising Action
• Romance
• Romanticism
• Round Character
• Run-On Sentence

S

• Sarcasm
• Satire
• Scansion
• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
• Semantic
• Sensory Language
• Sesquipedalian
• Sestet
• Sestina
• Setting
• Short Story
• Sibilance
• Simile
• Simple Paragraph
• Situational Irony
• Slang
• Snark
• Solecism
• Soliloquy
• Sonnet
• Sound Devices
• Speaker
• Spondee
• Stanza
• Static Character
• Straw Man
• Stream of Consciousness
• Style
• Subjective
• Subplot
• Superlative
• Surrealism
• Suspense
• Syllogism
• Symbolism
• Syncope
• Synecdoche
• Synesis
• Synesthesia
• Syntax

T

• Tautology
• Tercet
• Theme
• Thesis
• Tmesis
• Tone
• Tragedy
• Tragic Flaw
• Tragic Hero
• Tragicomedy
• Transition
• Tricolon
• Trimeter
• Trochaic
• Trope
• Truism

U

• Understatement
• Undertone
• Utopia

V

• Verbal Irony
• Verisimilitude
• Vernacular
• Verse
• Vignette
• Villanelle
• Voice
• Volta

W

• Wit

Z

• Zeugma
• Zoomorphism
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