rhetorical
आलंकारिक
definition
adjective
repetition is a common rhetorical device
of, relating to, or concerned with the art of rhetoric.
translation of 'rhetorical'
अलंकारपूर्ण,
वाग्मितापूर्ण,
जोर-शोर का
adjective
आलंकारिक,
शब्दाडंबरपूर्ण
example
Few were willing to make more than a 'rhetorical' commitment to revolutionary activism.
The impression is of 'rhetorical' rings being run round Hamerton.
It should be made clear that India in this regard is a synecdoche (a term of 'rhetorical' analysis for a part which stands for the whole).
People in developing nations do not need empty 'rhetorical' commitments to alleviating the most extreme manifestations of poverty.
Once a commentator commits a major 'rhetorical' gaffe or colossal misstatement of fact, it becomes impossible to take them seriously.
That's a nice little 'rhetorical' trick, to pretend that the only possible omnivorous diet must be an unhealthy fast food one.
As well as being badly written, it is too long, too vague, too pompous, too 'rhetorical' , too unrealistic and too boring.
Unlike Goodman, he stopped short of action by private individuals, but this may have been a 'rhetorical' device.
This isn't a 'rhetorical' question but one that, again, would help show whether they're applying this rule fairly or arbitrarily.
But not overly strong on our sense of irony, if the 'rhetorical' bombast of this article is anything to go by.
Perhaps in the end, the equal opportunity principle is a matter of 'rhetorical' commitment more than practical credo.
The bottom line is that the party maintains a 'rhetorical' commitment to small government but tacitly admits that their cause is hopeless.
Yet isn't prosopopeia a 'rhetorical' device that is found, as a matter of course, in all poetry?
With previous Tory leaders, there was at least a 'rhetorical' commitment to a return on the investment through tax cuts.
Before I even ask a 'rhetorical' question of how you feel about this, it has been such a joy to watch you come out here these past three weeks, and put your heart and soul into it.
Ovid's chiasmus is a 'rhetorical' picture of the lovers being pulled apart.
But the president has a 'rhetorical' commitment which is hard to ditch.
But, since the Doctor's question was obviously 'rhetorical' , I'm willing to let it slide.
The poem avoids question marks not just because Merwin has eschewed all punctuation, but also because his questions are 'rhetorical' .
I don't regard that as a 'rhetorical' question: there is an answer.
Isn't it ineffective to make statements over and over again in the form of 'rhetorical' questions?
This, she shows, is a 'rhetorical' device, with no implication that the dead can actually communicate.
That's not a 'rhetorical' question; I'd really like to know.
While he has shown a 'rhetorical' commitment to reform, progress on the ground has been glacial.
It's in keeping with the rest of this discursive, stimulating book that Kermode leaves the reader with such a provocative, 'rhetorical' question.
Such an ambivalence would make for incoherence and would be hard to accept if we had here mere 'rhetorical' devices and style recipes.
In mentioning the range of the 'rhetorical' lexicon we are not simply talking about lists of tropes and figures.
It is a 'rhetorical' strategy in which scriptural quotations, typologies, or tropes are used for satirical ends.
A similar 'rhetorical' device is used to make numbers of weapons appear shocking.
Kyle didn't offer him the time to answer the rather 'rhetorical' question.
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