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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do
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Acoloutha
Techniques > Use of language > Figures of speech > Acoloutha Method | Example | Discussion | See also
DescriptionSubstitution of reciprocal words, where each word could be substituted in the each other's contexts. Example1. John ran down the road. 1a. John hurried down the road. DiscussionAcolutha is similar in form to a synonym, but it is not a synonym, in which two words are equivalent in meaning. In acolutha, rather than having the same meaning, the words have replaceable meaning. Acolutha is the opposite of Anacoloutha, which is the substitution of non-reciprocal words. Acolutha comes from the Greek word 'acolouthos', meaning 'following, attending upon'. Category: Substitution See alsoAnacoloutha |
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