hypozeuxis

• Término retórico que designa el uso de una serie de cláusulas u oraciones paralelas que comparten el mismo sujeto, a menudo para reforzar la expresividad o lograr un efecto estilístico.

A rhetorical term referring to the use of a series of parallel clauses, often for emphasis or stylistic effect.

1. Rhetorical figureC2formal

   A rhetorical device in which each clause or phrase has its own subject and verb, often used for emphasis or parallelism.

   Hipozeuquis

   • The famous line 'I came, I saw, I conquered' is a classic example of hypozeuxis.
   • In his speech, he used hypozeuxis to stress each action: 'We planned, we executed, we succeeded.'
   • The poet employed hypozeuxis to create a rhythmic and powerful effect in the verse.