These poems all begin with the word Elohekhem , thus creating an anadiplosis with the last word of the Biblical quote.
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The book includes an index of " ornamentations and flowers of rhetoric " used in the text, from abstract ( pg 20 ) to psittacism ( " assuredly " ), and including anadiplosis, epistrophe, and metalepsis.
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Most common, of course, is anadiplosis _ the repetition of a word or expression that ends one phrase or sentence at the beginning of the next _ in the continual repetition of " like, " the protean term that serves as the carbon building block of youthspeak.
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He uses anadiplosis ( repeating the last word of a clause at the start of the next ) in verse 3 with " . . . skaffa jag barnet; barnet det dog, . . . " and again in verse 4; he uses epanalepsis ( repeating the first word of a clause at its end ) in verse 3, with " Men, min Anna Greta, men ! ", and again in verse 5; and anaphora ( repeating a word at the starts of neighbouring clauses ) in verse 4, " h�ll den p?hj�rtat, h�ll man fyra ! ", and again in verse 5.
परिभाषा
repetition of the final words of a sentence or line at the beginning of the next पर्याय: reduplication,
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