Words tagged under "Eloquence"

more or most eloquent

poet(s)

attributing an event to something other than its real cause

sufficiency, excess

attention, consideration

in the phrase of prose and in poetry verse, bring such a word before the last word that if the alliteration is known, then you will know what the last word will be

altitude of a triangle

making one thing from another

seeking or getting employment, making use of another's labour

desire to follow in footsteps, following, succession, Metaphorically: to praise someone in such a way that other praise also comes out of it,

matrimony, marriage

a horse that has one white eye and the other black

e.g. laff-o-nashr-chiasmus (a literary term)

(Rhetoric) 'Collecting and scattering', a figure corresponding to the Chiasmus of the classics, (the following are examples from Persian poetry: Chun jood o jalaal o hunar o taabʻ o kaffe oo, Abr o falak o aḵẖtar o daryaa mat̤ar nest, 'As (are) his generosity, majesty, skill, character, and liberal hand, the clouds, the firmament, the stars, the ocean, and the rain are not', Jan o dil-e wali o ʻadawi-e tu roz-o-shab, Az waʻda-o waʻeed-e-tu pur noor o naar baad, 'may the soul and the heart of thy friend and of thy foe be ever, Full of light or of fire by thy promise or thy threat.' Examples from English poety are: 'annual for me the grape, the rose renew, the juice nectarious, and the balmy dew' (Pope), 'an oven that is stopped or river stay'd, Burneth more hotly, swelleth with more rage' (Shakespeare)

a rhetorical figure corresponding to the chiasmus of the classics

a rhetorical figure corresponding to the chiasmus of the classics

necessity, requisiteness, compulsion, adherence

of or relating to meaning or intended sense, of or relating to idea, or mind, or intellect, flowing from the sense

inverted, reversed

a palindrome

a palindrome

a word or a sentence, which may be read backwards or forwards (as Urdu درد, or the English 'madam') a palindrome

exaggeration, boasts, hyperbole

covered with gold or silver, gild, plated, gilt, electroplated

use of related words, especially in verse

changeable, alterable, fickle, variable, capricious

art, skill, handicraft, workmanship

question and answer

pretending or feigning ignorance of something known

being of equal status

argument, altercation, contention, controversy, dispute

fickleness, fluctuation (of mood), irresolution, indecisiveness

deception

proportion, accord, harmony, relation, resemblance,

concealment of real feeling

adorning, decorating

be changed, capsize, overturn, turn over, turn inside out, turn upside down, reverse, vomit, upset, overthrow