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Euche — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Emotion: Euche. Prayer is the most personal expression of emotion; we strip ourselves to pure feeling and in some cases even desperate supplication. Due to its intimate nature, it usually remains private all the way through to the grave. However, if revealed by the author or...

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Ethopoeia — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Emotion: Ethopoeia. Various sources have shown irrefutable evidence of primates using crude tools as early humans did over 2.6 million years ago, which entails that chimpanzees and other monkeys in Africa, the Amazons and Thailand have entered their own early Stone Age. Cert...

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Apostrophe — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Emotion: Apostrophe. When using an apostrophe as a figure of speech, we had better be careful not to confuse it with the punctuation mark, which indicates either possession or the omission of characters (letters or numbers mostly). Apostrophe ––as a literary device––...

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Asteismos — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Emotion: Asteismos. Social rules, etiquette, and taboos are responsible for the rise and fall of multiple civilizations and institutions. Yet human emotion trumps even the most sophisticated specimen. At any given time, pride, greed, revenge, frustration, love or hate can af...

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Aganactesis — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Emotion: Aganactesis. How dope! I am psyched about moving on to the emotion section, which nowadays is more relevant than ever. Cabin fever has taken its toll and enabled aganactesis to boil over the edge. “What on the universe gave birth to you? You asscrack,” unleashed...

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Tmesis — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Tmesis. The system is too strong for the mob to bring it down in a single generation. “Divide et impera,” commanded Julius Caesar according to infamous thinker Machiavelli. Lovely concept mischievously abused by the political machine. Nonetheless, when applie...

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Tapinosis — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Tapinosis. The Tao has never given a fine sheet of toilet paper about what you want nor what you deserve. How could it? A multi-universe swamped with supernovas, black holes, quarks and neutrinos has enough on its plate to care about your pet peeves, cravings or ...

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Syncope — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Syncope. Schwa, the majestic reduced vowel that took the English language by storm, has become the most used and yet less recognized vowel in the mother tongue. None-withstanding, we had better get acquitted with it for its deletion properties are inherently embe...

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Synaloepha — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Synaloepha. Welcome the world of English Synaloepha; knowledge you must explore whether you mind it or not. Let us dive into it, shall we? 'aight, aren’t, can’t, couldn’t, didn’t, doesn’t, don’t, hadn’t, hasn’t, haven’t, he’d, he’ll, he’s,...

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Prothesis — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Prothesis. Prothesis is a phonetic concept that must of my elementary students struggle with. The problem is mostly a vestige of Old Spanish circa ‘Cantar de Mil Cid,’ which came before the consonant and vowel readjustment that kicked off modern Romance langu...

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Proparalepsis — Scapa Language Advisors Figures of Speech –– Distortion: Proparalepsis. The world of color is one of the most enticing yet complex organisms that I have ever put some thought on; its complexity has bewildered scientists, artists, poets, athletes, politicians, activists, mathematicians, physicists, doctors, lawyers, cra...