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Epiphora
Lesson 21 of 39 • 1 upvotes • 3:08mins
Binati Sheth
Epiphora Is a figure of speech in which a sequence of words is repeated at the end of neighbouring clauses to give them emphasis.
Figures of Speech
39 lessons • 3h 21m
1
Overview
9:50mins
2
Accumulation
7:35mins
3
Adjunction
3:40mins
4
Adnomination
3:48mins
5
Alliteration
5:31mins
6
Allusion
14:19mins
7
Anaphora
5:11mins
8
Antanaclasis
5:22mins
9
Anticlimax
4:10mins
10
Antiphrasis
6:02mins
11
Antithesis
5:20mins
12
Apostrophe
5:27mins
13
Assonance
2:23mins
14
Cataphora
2:42mins
15
Chiasmus
3:09mins
16
Climax
4:08mins
17
Dysphemism
5:47mins
18
Ellipsis
4:49mins
19
Euphemism
4:02mins
20
Epigram
4:50mins
21
Epiphora
3:08mins
22
Hyperbole
5:34mins
23
Hypophora
3:17mins
24
Irony
7:33mins
25
Litotes
4:55mins
26
Oxymoron
2:40mins
27
Personification
5:12mins
28
Puns
6:46mins
29
Merism
4:11mins
30
Metalepsis
7:51mins
31
Metaphor
4:32mins
32
Metonymy
3:52mins
33
Simile
3:38mins
34
Synecdoche
4:52mins
35
Tautology
4:44mins
36
Understatement
4:24mins
37
Zeugma and Syllepsis
3:58mins
38
Onomatopoeia (not a figure of speech)
3:16mins
39
Closing Remarks
8:41mins
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