Figuras de Linguagem

Catacrese is the figure of speech in which:

• There is an exaggerated repetition of conjunctions.

• There is an omission of a word that can be understood.

• A word is used out of its common meaning to name something.

• An idea already contained in the word itself is repeated.

Metonymy is the figure of speech in which:

• The same word is repeated at the beginning of verses or phrases.

• A word is used in place of another with which it has a relationship.

• Sensations of different senses, such as vision and hearing, are mixed.

• Ideas that seem contradictory are used, but make sense.

Polysyndeton is the figure of speech in which:

• A word is used out of its common meaning to name something.

• An idea already contained in the word itself is repeated.

• There is an exaggerated repetition of conjunctions.

• There is an omission of a word that can be understood.

Pleonasm is the figure of speech in which:

• There is an omission of a word that can be understood.

• A word is used in place of another with which it has a relationship.

• An idea already contained in the word itself is repeated.

• Sensations of different senses, such as vision and hearing, are mixed.

Synesthesia is the figure of speech in which:

• There is an exaggerated repetition of conjunctions.

• Sensations of different senses, such as vision and hearing, are mixed.

• There is an omission of a word that can be understood.

• A word is used out of its common meaning to name something.

Antithesis is the figure of speech in which:

• An idea already contained in the word itself is repeated.

• A word is used in place of another with which it has a relationship.

• Ideas that seem contradictory are used, but make sense.

• Opposite words or ideas are used.

Ellipsis is the figure of speech in which:

• There is an omission of a word that can be understood.

• Sensations of different senses, such as vision and hearing, are mixed.

• A word is used out of its common meaning to name something.

• The same word is repeated at the beginning of verses or phrases.

Zeugma is the figure of speech in which:

• There is an exaggerated repetition of conjunctions.

• An idea already contained in the word itself is repeated.

• There is an omission of a word already mentioned before.

• Opposite words or ideas are used.

Anáfora é a figura de linguagem na qual:

• Se usa uma palavra fora do seu sentido comum para nomear algo.

• Se repete uma mesma palavra no início de versos ou frases.

• Se mistura sensações de sentidos diferentes, como visão e audição.

• Se usa uma palavra no lugar de outra com a qual tem uma relação.

Paradoxo é a figura de linguagem na qual:

• Se usa ideias que parecem contraditórias, mas fazem sentido.

• Se usa uma palavra fora do seu sentido comum para nomear algo.

• Se repete uma ideia já contida na própria palavra.

• Há uma omissão de uma palavra já mencionada antes.