Antistrophe
Antistrophe noun - The section of a choral ode answering a previous strophe in classical Greek drama; the second of two metrically corresponding sections in a poem.
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Echoism and antistrophe are semantically related in turn of expression topic. In some cases you can use "Echoism" instead a noun "Antistrophe".
Echoism
Antistrophe and echoism are semantically related in turn of expression topic. You can use "Antistrophe" instead a noun "Echoism".
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Related pairs
- device and antistrophe
- device and echoism
- simile and antistrophe
- simile and echoism
- adumbration and antistrophe
- adumbration and echoism
- euphemism and antistrophe
- euphemism and echoism
- alliteration and antistrophe
- alliteration and echoism
- anticlimax and antistrophe
- anticlimax and echoism
- bathos and antistrophe
- bathos and echoism
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