Imagery in writing · explain the literary term

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Your new ahaLanguage that appeals to the senses and helps readers imagine an experience.

Imagery uses language that evokes sensory experience. Source: Imagery (literature) ↗

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13Symbolism · explain the literary termRECALL
Using an object, action, or image to suggest a larger idea.
A symbol gains force from context; a single object can mean different things in different works.
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14Dramatic irony · explain the literary termRECALL
When the audience knows something important that a character does not.
It creates suspense because the audience can see danger or misunderstanding approaching.
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15Hint about a later eventRECALL
Foreshadowing
Builds anticipation
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