Metonymy
The alternate meaning of something subbing it with something associated with it
Lyrical tone
Expressing a poets inner feelings
Laconic tone
Concise and short
Invective
Casting blame on someone or something, abusive language
Intimate tone
Very familiar tone
Incisive style
Insightful and keen
Hyperbole
Extreme exaggeration, dramatization
Haughty tone
Vain, full of yourself and proud
Fanciful tone
Using ones imagination
Extended metaphor
A metaphor used throughout a text or passage
Erudite tone
Scholarly / polished
Euphonious
Pleasant sounding, nice
Epitaph
A statement or speech commemorating someone who has died
Denotation
The literal dictionary definition
Conventional tone
lacking spontaneity.
Condescending tone
Writing displaying a feeling of superiority
Commonplace style
Ordinary, Simple
Caricature
Exaggerate or distort, for comic effect, a person's distinctive physical features or other characteristics.
Awe
Solem or wonder
Asydenton
Deliberately leaving out conjunctions
Assonance
The identity or similarity in sound between internal vowels
Apostrophe
A figure of speech that directly addresses an absent or imaginary person
Antimetabole
The repetition of words in an opposite order to sharpen a contrast.
Allusion
A direct or indirect reference to something which is presumably commonly known,
Figurative language
Language that is not meant to be literal
Ad hominem
An argument attacking the other person
Analogy
Similar comparison between things
Ambiguaty
Multiple meanings of something on purpose or not
Circular Argument
An argument that commits the logical fallacy of assuming what it is attempting to prove.
Choleric tone
Hot tempered, anger
Commonplace style
Ordinary, plain and boring
Caustic tone
The use of intense sarcasms
Didactic
Trying to teach or instruct someone
Derisive tone
Mocking
Disdainful tone
Condemning, scornful
Euphemism
To make something sound better that is harsh
eulogy
Praise for the dead
False dilemma
Oversimplicaton of a problem