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• Amalgamation


  The merging or joining of multiple things
• Didactic


  Intended to teach a lesson, particularly regarding morality
• Complacency


  Smug, Uncritical satisfaction of own achievements
• Complicit


  Involved in unlawful or morally wrong activity
• Asyndeton


  Conjunctions are omitted; focus on successive statements
• Consonance


  Similar consonant sounds within a sentence
• Epistrophe


  Opposite of anaphora, repeated phrases at the end of phrases/sentences
• Anaphora


  Repeating group of words at the start of successive phrases/sentences
• Euphemism


  Figure of speech to 'sugar-coat'
• Idiom


  An expression different to its literal meaning
• Bandwagon effect


  Propaganda technique implying you should do something because 'everyone' is doing it
• Dissonance


  Lack of agreement or harmony between people or things
• Impertinent


  Ill-mannered / insolent
• Superfluous


  Unnecessary / more than enough
• Subjugation


  To forcibly impose obedience
• Superlative


  The 'highest' example of something e.g. the most, the best, etc.