polysyndeton
/ˌpɑliˈsɪndɪtɑn/
noun
- A writing technique where many conjunctions (like "and" or "or") are used between words or phrases, often for emphasis or rhythm.
- Polysyndeton can make a list feel longer or more dramatic.
- The sentence "I ate pizza and chips and cake and ice cream" uses polysyndeton.
- The poet used polysyndeton to create a slow, heavy rhythm in the poem.
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