Aureate diction occurs in the noun phrase " golden candle matutine ", a circumlocution which stands for " sun ".
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And is today's Hebrew's use of circumlocutions derived ( whether talk ) 00 : 12, 29 February 2016 ( UTC)
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Dickens gave us the classic picture of official heartlessness : the government Circumlocution Office, burial ground of hope in " Little Dorrit ."
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Gene Hackman, a newcomer to Mamet's work, grasps Mamet's world of bluffs and counter-bluffs, of evasion and circumlocution.
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Aureation commonly involves other mannered rhetorical features in diction; for example circumlocution, which bears a relation to more native literary devices such as the kenning.
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While some of the words in the article should be replaced with vernacular, others cannot readily be replaced without awkward circumlocutions, and loss of specificity.
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Autobiographical revelations are nothing new, certainly, but in the past, they've tended to be cloaked in decorous circumlocution or the ambiguities of abstraction.
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Even when our discussion turned to the Romanian revolution of 1989, Iliescu avoided any direct mention of communism, choosing to speak in non-provocative circumlocution.
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They have no word for a " lie " ( and must substitute a circumlocution : " to say a thing which is not " ).
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Later, Sir Humphrey tells Hacker of his imminent promotion ( although at first his usual circumlocution suggests to the Minister that he has a terminal illness ).
