Hyponyms

Hendiadys is a hyponym of syntheton.

In rhetoric|lang=en terms the difference between hendiadys and syntheton

is that hendiadys is (rhetoric) a figure of speech used for emphasis, where two words joined by and are used to express a single complex idea while syntheton is (rhetoric) a set phrase linking two or more non-synonymous words by conjunction.

As nouns the difference between hendiadys and syntheton

is that hendiadys is (rhetoric) a figure of speech used for emphasis, where two words joined by and are used to express a single complex idea while syntheton is (rhetoric) a set phrase linking two or more non-synonymous words by conjunction.

Topothesia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Topographia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a verb topographia

is .

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Prosopographia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Pragmatographia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Peristasis is a hyponym of enargia.

As nouns the difference between peristasis and enargia

is that peristasis is (architecture) a four-sided porch or hall of columns surrounding the cella in an ancient greek peripteros temple while enargia is (rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Hydrographia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Geographia is a hyponym of enargia.

As nouns the difference between geographia and enargia

is that geographia is geography while enargia is (rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Ethopoeia is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.

Effictio is a hyponym of enargia.

As a noun enargia is

(rhetoric) vivid, lively description.