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Ploce (Ploh-see Or Plaw-see) Defined

The general term for a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is repeated in close proximity within a clause or line, usually for emphasis or for extended significance, as "a wife who was a wife indeed" or "there are medicines and medicines."
Sidelight: To describe specific types of ploces: epanalepsis repeats a word after intervening words, epizeuxis repeats a word with no other words intervening, antanaclasis repeats a word with a shift in the meaning, and polyptoton repeats a word with a change in its grammatical form.

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