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epanodos

/ɪˈpæn.ə.dɒs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una figura retórica en la que los puntos principales de un discurso se repiten en orden inverso, o bien una palabra o grupo de palabras se repite en secuencia invertida.

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/ɪˈpæn.ə.dɒs/C2formalart
  • esSustantivo que designa una figura retórica en la que los puntos principales de un discurso se repiten en orden inverso, o bien una palabra o grupo de palabras se repite en secuencia invertida.

A noun referring to a rhetorical figure in which the main points of a speech are recapitulated, often in reverse order, or a group of words is repeated in reverse order.

  1. Rhetorical recapitulationC2formal

    A rhetorical device where the main points of a speech or argument are summarized, often in reverse order.

    esEpanodos (recapitulación retórica)

    • The speaker used epanodos to restate her key arguments, ending with the first point she made.
    • In his closing statement, the lawyer employed epanodos, revisiting the evidence from the final piece back to the initial clue.
    • The politician's speech was structured with an epanodos, reminding the audience of the journey from the current crisis back to its root cause.

    Sinónimosrecapitulation

  2. Reverse word repetitionC2formal

    A figure of speech involving the repetition of a group of words in reverse order for emphasis or effect.

    esEpanodos

    • The phrase 'I love you, you love I' is a simple example of epanodos.
    • The poet used epanodos: 'The land is our life, our life is the land.'
    • In his novel, the author wrote, 'The king ruled the kingdom, the kingdom ruled the king,' demonstrating epanodos.

    Sinónimoschiasmus