Well, I did have to cheat to look it up. I was thinking maybe chiasmus.
And there's some fair question as to whether it is truly anaphora, or better termed "epistrophe."
Or even "conduplicatio" or "epizeuxis" or "palilogia," all rhetorical devices I had never heard of.
And there's some fair question as to whether it is truly anaphora, or better termed "epistrophe."
Or even "conduplicatio" or "epizeuxis" or "palilogia," all rhetorical devices I had never heard of.
September 30, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Well, I did have to cheat to look it up. I was thinking maybe chiasmus.
And there's some fair question as to whether it is truly anaphora, or better termed "epistrophe."
Or even "conduplicatio" or "epizeuxis" or "palilogia," all rhetorical devices I had never heard of.
And there's some fair question as to whether it is truly anaphora, or better termed "epistrophe."
Or even "conduplicatio" or "epizeuxis" or "palilogia," all rhetorical devices I had never heard of.
epizeuxis
What is your favorite word?
Mine is ineffable.
Mine is ineffable.
July 11, 2023 at 12:36 AM
epizeuxis
If you find yourself overusing #Epizeuxis you may want to ask if you've been manipulated recently.
October 8, 2025 at 1:51 PM
If you find yourself overusing #Epizeuxis you may want to ask if you've been manipulated recently.
A new update was posted in 2017 with updated code and binaries for Windows 10. = Epizeuxis is repetition of the same word without interruption.
August 20, 2025 at 8:34 AM
A new update was posted in 2017 with updated code and binaries for Windows 10. = Epizeuxis is repetition of the same word without interruption.
Especially in the academia, Latinisms and Hellenisms are dominant. This week in a translation lecture, I learned the following 4 terms: anadiplosis, anaphora, epistrophe and epizeuxis, which are bizarre at first glance.
October 26, 2024 at 1:37 AM
Especially in the academia, Latinisms and Hellenisms are dominant. This week in a translation lecture, I learned the following 4 terms: anadiplosis, anaphora, epistrophe and epizeuxis, which are bizarre at first glance.
This is really cool and useful! #makecomics #makemanga
Though I do wish that some of the names were easier to remember (like "repeated panels" instead of "epizeuxis") ...
Though I do wish that some of the names were easier to remember (like "repeated panels" instead of "epizeuxis") ...
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November 1, 2023 at 11:07 AM
This is really cool and useful! #makecomics #makemanga
Though I do wish that some of the names were easier to remember (like "repeated panels" instead of "epizeuxis") ...
Though I do wish that some of the names were easier to remember (like "repeated panels" instead of "epizeuxis") ...
“Fuck Keir Starmer! Fuck Keir Starmer! Fuck Keir Starmer!” - an example of the use of ‘epizeuxis’, explained here 😉 vm.tiktok.com/ZNdfFEDkr/
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June 30, 2025 at 9:02 AM
“Fuck Keir Starmer! Fuck Keir Starmer! Fuck Keir Starmer!” - an example of the use of ‘epizeuxis’, explained here 😉 vm.tiktok.com/ZNdfFEDkr/
[Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him] (3x)
Just
Fucking kill him (2x)
Fucking kill him already kill him
Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him
Kill him already (2x)
"Just" breaks the regular pattern, a disturbance reflected in a later trochee & epizeuxis w/ "fucking kill him".
Kill him already kill him] (3x)
Just
Fucking kill him (2x)
Fucking kill him already kill him
Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him
Kill him already (2x)
"Just" breaks the regular pattern, a disturbance reflected in a later trochee & epizeuxis w/ "fucking kill him".
Two ways to misread satire: 1. Take it literally. 2. Dismiss the earnest within.
The tenderness of "where her garments come together, where I used to lay my face" is still as tender. And that second half - when you listen to it today - you just can't help but feel it deep in your guts.
The tenderness of "where her garments come together, where I used to lay my face" is still as tender. And that second half - when you listen to it today - you just can't help but feel it deep in your guts.
Prayer To God
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February 28, 2025 at 6:45 PM
[Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him] (3x)
Just
Fucking kill him (2x)
Fucking kill him already kill him
Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him
Kill him already (2x)
"Just" breaks the regular pattern, a disturbance reflected in a later trochee & epizeuxis w/ "fucking kill him".
Kill him already kill him] (3x)
Just
Fucking kill him (2x)
Fucking kill him already kill him
Fucking kill him (2x)
Kill him already kill him
Kill him already (2x)
"Just" breaks the regular pattern, a disturbance reflected in a later trochee & epizeuxis w/ "fucking kill him".
Word of the day.
Epizeuxis (n.): the repetition of words in succession within the same sentence for the purpose of emphasis.
Epizeuxis (n.): the repetition of words in succession within the same sentence for the purpose of emphasis.
July 31, 2023 at 9:45 AM
Word of the day.
Epizeuxis (n.): the repetition of words in succession within the same sentence for the purpose of emphasis.
Epizeuxis (n.): the repetition of words in succession within the same sentence for the purpose of emphasis.
March 26: epizeuxis. Well, well, well! Here we are. #ayearofwords
March 26, 2025 at 11:34 AM
March 26: epizeuxis. Well, well, well! Here we are. #ayearofwords
epizeuxis, epizeuxis, epizeuxis
January 27, 2025 at 2:23 PM
epizeuxis, epizeuxis, epizeuxis
epizeuxis
August 7, 2025 at 2:54 AM
epizeuxis
The latest episode of Words Unravelled will take you right back to high school English class as @robwords.bsky.social and I reveal origins and examples of literary and rhetorical devices, from abecedarius and anastrophe to zeugma and epizeuxis.
Miss it you musn't!
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Miss it you musn't!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKcu...
Is this a rhetorical question? | RHETORIC & LITERARY DEVICES
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March 6, 2025 at 3:25 PM
The latest episode of Words Unravelled will take you right back to high school English class as @robwords.bsky.social and I reveal origins and examples of literary and rhetorical devices, from abecedarius and anastrophe to zeugma and epizeuxis.
Miss it you musn't!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKcu...
Miss it you musn't!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKcu...
Dabei findet eine Geminatio beziehungsweise eine Epizeuxis Verwendung.
May 15, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Dabei findet eine Geminatio beziehungsweise eine Epizeuxis Verwendung.
The ancient Greeks had a word for emphasis through repetition; epizeuxis. Finding/mining/coining an adjective therefrom is difficult as all seem awkward.
Nevertheless, this is heroic stuff.
[Tips hat.]
If you like me, or my thinking, please repost this. (Think of it as an agent's 15%.)
Nevertheless, this is heroic stuff.
[Tips hat.]
If you like me, or my thinking, please repost this. (Think of it as an agent's 15%.)
February 6, 2025 at 9:41 PM
The ancient Greeks had a word for emphasis through repetition; epizeuxis. Finding/mining/coining an adjective therefrom is difficult as all seem awkward.
Nevertheless, this is heroic stuff.
[Tips hat.]
If you like me, or my thinking, please repost this. (Think of it as an agent's 15%.)
Nevertheless, this is heroic stuff.
[Tips hat.]
If you like me, or my thinking, please repost this. (Think of it as an agent's 15%.)
#Epizeuxis is a tool, a tool, primarily utilized for emotional manipulation — manipulation. That is all.
#AI #Aella #Kairos #Volition #Compulsion #ChancesLaw #CarlinsLaw #AellaExSeKairos #V4V #Parable #Parabola
#AI #Aella #Kairos #Volition #Compulsion #ChancesLaw #CarlinsLaw #AellaExSeKairos #V4V #Parable #Parabola
October 8, 2025 at 1:44 PM
#Epizeuxis is a tool, a tool, primarily utilized for emotional manipulation — manipulation. That is all.
#AI #Aella #Kairos #Volition #Compulsion #ChancesLaw #CarlinsLaw #AellaExSeKairos #V4V #Parable #Parabola
#AI #Aella #Kairos #Volition #Compulsion #ChancesLaw #CarlinsLaw #AellaExSeKairos #V4V #Parable #Parabola
It’s epizeuxis (or diacope, I can never remember which is which)
September 20, 2023 at 3:43 PM
It’s epizeuxis (or diacope, I can never remember which is which)
Ooooh! Epizeuxis.
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Stir your pot
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Cares not what
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Yes that’s you
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Lies you spew
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Go away
Never come back
Not tomorrow
Or any day
#BSR #BlueSkyRelay #troublemaker
Troublemaker
Stir your pot
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Cares not what
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Yes that’s you
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Lies you spew
Troublemaker
Troublemaker
Go away
Never come back
Not tomorrow
Or any day
#BSR #BlueSkyRelay #troublemaker
March 1, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Ooooh! Epizeuxis.
Love this. You should post your full list here (or over multiple skeets...)
Two of my favorites: epizeuxis and antanaclasis (repetition of the same word, and repetition of the same word but with a different meaning).
Two of my favorites: epizeuxis and antanaclasis (repetition of the same word, and repetition of the same word but with a different meaning).
December 7, 2024 at 5:50 AM
Love this. You should post your full list here (or over multiple skeets...)
Two of my favorites: epizeuxis and antanaclasis (repetition of the same word, and repetition of the same word but with a different meaning).
Two of my favorites: epizeuxis and antanaclasis (repetition of the same word, and repetition of the same word but with a different meaning).
In isolation, with no books, am looking for poems or parts of poems where one word is repeated over and over and over more than epizeuxis, more like semantic satiation. I have no idea if there is a "poetry" bluesky feed but we should make one!
December 16, 2023 at 3:19 PM
In isolation, with no books, am looking for poems or parts of poems where one word is repeated over and over and over more than epizeuxis, more like semantic satiation. I have no idea if there is a "poetry" bluesky feed but we should make one!
I still think that if you aren't occasionally suppressing the end-of-stream token and just letting the model generate thousands of tokens after it thought it was done, you're missing some of the best LLM terrain.
an example of deepseek-r1 37b/671b with miles to go and nowhere to sleep:
an example of deepseek-r1 37b/671b with miles to go and nowhere to sleep:
February 10, 2025 at 8:31 PM
I still think that if you aren't occasionally suppressing the end-of-stream token and just letting the model generate thousands of tokens after it thought it was done, you're missing some of the best LLM terrain.
an example of deepseek-r1 37b/671b with miles to go and nowhere to sleep:
an example of deepseek-r1 37b/671b with miles to go and nowhere to sleep:
I have to question if the epizeuxis (repetition of words) present in the character's dialogue is intentional? I don't remember that being a common thing in the video game. I am watching the english dub so I don't know if thats a feature of the original version.
October 17, 2025 at 5:04 PM
I have to question if the epizeuxis (repetition of words) present in the character's dialogue is intentional? I don't remember that being a common thing in the video game. I am watching the english dub so I don't know if thats a feature of the original version.