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What literary term best describe Shakespeare's plays?
They are plays. That is the literary term for a dramatic script intended to be performed live.
Literary term to describe something by describing something else?
analogy
What is literary term that describe things using excess the words?
One choice is verbose.
What term is used to describe a trend in literature characterized by the shared assumptions beliefs and practices of an influential group of writers?
The term used to describe this trend is "literary movement." It signifies a group of writers who share common ideas and styles that influence their work and the broader literary landscape during a specific period of time.
What is septology?
Septology is a literary work consisting of seven parts or volumes. It is a term used to describe a series of seven interconnected literary or artistic works.
What term is used to describe a business that becomes so large that it literary swallows up the competition?
Monopoly
Which literary term describe the anxiety and anticipation a reader feels about what might happen next in a story?
Suspense
What literary term is used in Gorgon?
"Gorgon" is a literary term referring to a mythical creature, typically a monstrous female with snakes for hair in Greek mythology. It is often used to describe something terrifying or grotesque in literature.
What literary term is used in this sentence The youth ran like a madman?
The literary term is a simile. A simile uses the word "like" or "as" to describe an object. In this case, the object (youth) is compared to a madman in the way he ran.
What is the term that is used to describe the literary concept of the angel in one shoulder and the devil on the ither?
The literary concept you are referring to is called the "angel and devil on the shoulder" or more commonly known as a moral dilemma. It symbolizes the internal conflict between doing what is right (angel) and what is wrong (devil).
What literary term would describe the word Gordon in Macbeth?
The word Gordon does not appear in Macbeth or any of Shakespeare's works.
What do literary terms describe?
The elements of a story and the devices used by authors
