In ancient Greek rhetoric, the aposiopesis occasionally takes the form of a pause before a change of subject or a digression. |
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Techniques that helped one child master words like aposiopesis and heterodyned didn't gel with the other. |
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She uses the dash in the traditional manner, marking pauses, aposiopesis, and rhetorical transitions, but she also uses it in a non-traditional manner. |
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Aposiopesis is the particular rhetorical device employed by the poet to tell the reader that about which he could speak but will not. |
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