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Rhetoric (/ˈrɛtərɪk/) is the art of persuasion. It is one of the
three ancient arts of
discourse (trivium)
along with
grammar and logic/dialectic. As an...
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rhetorical question is a
question asked for a
purpose other than to
obtain information. In many
cases it may be
intended to
start a discourse, as a means...
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critic upon
imaginative works who has
written in America,” suggesting—
rhetorically—that he
occasionally used
prussic acid
instead of ink. Poe's
often caustic...
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attempted to eradicate. "What was the
origin of our
slave po****tion?" he
rhetorically asked. "The evil
commenced when we were in our
Colonial state, but acts...
- conservative" was
widely criticized by
political commentators as both
rhetorically clumsy and
factually inaccurate. Later, the
phrase "severely conservative"...
- ****ociation with
sitting president George W. Bush, an ****ociation
which was
rhetorically framed by the
Obama campaign throughout the
election season as "more...
- Throne". In a
metonymic sense, the "Chrysanthemum Throne" also
refers rhetorically to the head of
state and the
institution of the ****anese
monarchy itself...
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Mayor Vijay More's face with
black paint on 11
November 2005,
Tejaswi rhetorically asked if More
deserved Fair &
Lovely instead.
Tejaswi had a
great appetite...
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occupation of
Corfu and
condemned the
British government for at
least rhetorically opposing the
Italian attack on Greece. On 25
October 1924, the Daily...
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describing humorism's "phlegm or
pituitary secretion" in 1910
asked rhetorically, "this
strange liquid,
which is the
cause of tumours, of chlorosis, of...
