Images are evoked when you use words that appeal to the senses. Subjective images may also be added to describe a person’s feelings. Figures of speech false Imagination false Paradox false Imagery true Single This is a figure of speech that downplays a situation, making it seem less significant. Understatement true Paradox false Pun false Euphemism false Single It is a style of writing determined by the writer’s choice of words achieved through figures of speech and the unique arrangement and usage of certain words. Euphemism false Antithesis false Diction true Figures of speech false Single It uses a variety of devices of creative writing to achieve the desired artistic effect. Technical writing false Literary language true Journalistic writing false Creative writing false Single It refers to the use of less offensive terms or expressions in expressing oneself. Chiasmus false Antithesis false Euphemism true Understatement false Single Refers to a play on words to achieve a humorous or striking effect. Pun true Paradox false Euphemism false Understatement false Single The language used in this writing is straightforward, with no intent to sound grand or symbolic. Journalistic writing false Literary writing false Creative writing false Technical writing true Single It adds layers of meaning to the sentence making it more symbolic. Diction false Creative writing false Figures of speech true Literary text false Single It refers to a verbal arrangement where the clauses are reversed. Chiasmus true Euphemism false Paradox false Pun false Single It refers to the placement of contrasting phrases or ideas in a balanced structure. Euphemism false Antithesis true Chiasmus false Figures of speech false Single