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Mots Roulette

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The Alphabet game about specific words of literature.

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Lucia Zarratea

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LiteratureVersion en ligne The Alphabet game about specific words of literature. par Lucia Zarratea A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V Y Z Starts with A The saying of one thing and meaning another. Contains B The effect achieved when the syntax of a line of verse continues beyond a line of verse. Starts with C A pause or breathing-place in the middle of a line, generally indicating by a pause in the sense. Starts with D A metrical foot of three syllables, in which the first is stressed and the last two are unstressed. Starts with E The omission of one or more letters or syllables from a word. Starts with F the basic unit of metre in poetry, usually consisting of a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables. Starts with G A category of literature. Contains H A figure of speech that directly compares two unrelated things by stating one is the other. Starts with I A device used to represent that the actual meaning of a word is the opposite of what is stated. Contains L The repetition of the same consonants sound, usually at the beginning of nearby words. Starts with M A figure of speech in which the name of one object is replaced by another which is closely associated with it. Contains N A rhymescheme in which all lines rhyme. Starts with O The use of words or sounds which appear to resemble the sounds which they describe. Starts with P The attribution to a non-animate thing of human attributes. Starts with Q A metrical system based on the length of syllables rather than on stress. Starts with R A term designating the appropriateness of a given style to a given situation. Starts with S In its earliest usages this can mean just a short poem, often on the subject of love. Starts with T general term for any figure of speech which alters the literal sense of a word or phrase. Contains U A verse stanza of four lines, often with a regular rhyme scheme. Contains V Verse in which the metre and line length vary, and in which there is no discernible pattern in the use of rhyme. Contains Y The normal system of verse composition in England based on a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. Contains Z A group of lines forming the basic unit in a poem; a verse.

LiteratureVersion en ligne

The Alphabet game about specific words of literature.

par Lucia Zarratea

Starts with A

The saying of one thing and meaning another.

Contains B

The effect achieved when the syntax of a line of verse continues beyond a line of verse.

Starts with C

A pause or breathing-place in the middle of a line, generally indicating by a pause in the sense.

Starts with D

A metrical foot of three syllables, in which the first is stressed and the last two are unstressed.

Starts with E

The omission of one or more letters or syllables from a word.

Starts with F

the basic unit of metre in poetry, usually consisting of a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Starts with G

A category of literature.

Contains H

A figure of speech that directly compares two unrelated things by stating one is the other.

Starts with I

A device used to represent that the actual meaning of a word is the opposite of what is stated.

Contains L

The repetition of the same consonants sound, usually at the beginning of nearby words.

Starts with M

A figure of speech in which the name of one object is replaced by another which is closely associated with it.

Contains N

A rhymescheme in which all lines rhyme.

Starts with O

The use of words or sounds which appear to resemble the sounds which they describe.

Starts with P

The attribution to a non-animate thing of human attributes.

Starts with Q

A metrical system based on the length of syllables rather than on stress.

Starts with R

A term designating the appropriateness of a given style to a given situation.

Starts with S

In its earliest usages this can mean just a short poem, often on the subject of love.

Starts with T

general term for any figure of speech which alters the literal sense of a word or phrase.

Contains U

A verse stanza of four lines, often with a regular rhyme scheme.

Contains V

Verse in which the metre and line length vary, and in which there is no discernible pattern in the use of rhyme.

Contains Y

The normal system of verse composition in England based on a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Contains Z

A group of lines forming the basic unit in a poem; a verse.

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LiteratureVersion en ligne

par Lucia Zarratea

Starts with A

The saying of one thing and meaning another.

Contains B

The effect achieved when the syntax of a line of verse continues beyond a line of verse.

Starts with C

A pause or breathing-place in the middle of a line, generally indicating by a pause in the sense.

Starts with D

A metrical foot of three syllables, in which the first is stressed and the last two are unstressed.

Starts with E

The omission of one or more letters or syllables from a word.

Starts with F

the basic unit of metre in poetry, usually consisting of a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Starts with G

A category of literature.

Contains H

A figure of speech that directly compares two unrelated things by stating one is the other.

Starts with I

A device used to represent that the actual meaning of a word is the opposite of what is stated.

Contains L

The repetition of the same consonants sound, usually at the beginning of nearby words.

Starts with M

A figure of speech in which the name of one object is replaced by another which is closely associated with it.

Contains N

A rhymescheme in which all lines rhyme.

Starts with O

The use of words or sounds which appear to resemble the sounds which they describe.

Starts with P

The attribution to a non-animate thing of human attributes.

Starts with Q

A metrical system based on the length of syllables rather than on stress.

Starts with R

A term designating the appropriateness of a given style to a given situation.

Starts with S

In its earliest usages this can mean just a short poem, often on the subject of love.

Starts with T

general term for any figure of speech which alters the literal sense of a word or phrase.

Contains U

A verse stanza of four lines, often with a regular rhyme scheme.

Contains V

Verse in which the metre and line length vary, and in which there is no discernible pattern in the use of rhyme.

Contains Y

The normal system of verse composition in England based on a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Contains Z

A group of lines forming the basic unit in a poem; a verse.