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rhetographies

rhetographies is the plural of rhetography.

Meaning of rhetography

Noun

rhetography (countable and uncountable, plural rhetographies)

  1. The evocation of imagery in a text narrative.
    • The presence of the story about the Samaritan within the story about the lawyer establishes two interacting rhetographies in this portion of Luke. The picture of the lawyer's performance in relation to Jesus interacts with the picture of the Samaritan's performance in relation to the priest and...2004, Sharon H. Ringe, H.C. Paul Kim, Literary Encounters with the Reign of God, →ISBN, page 258

Questions about rhetographies

What is rhetographies the plural of?
Rhetographies is the plural of rhetography.

Words near rhetographies in the dictionary

  1. rhetic
  2. rhetizite
  3. Rheto-Romance
  4. Rheto-Romanic
  5. rhetographical
  6. rhetographies
  7. rhetography
  8. rhetological
  9. rhetology
  10. rhetor
  11. rhetoric

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