Usage of "trope" | TermGallery

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Language used in a figurative or nonliteral sense.

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Use of figurative language – via word, phrase, or even an image – for artistic effect.

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However, this standard Silicon Valley trope was met with instantaneous backlash Monday. 
 Wired 

But the SBW trope does not allow for that type of flexibility. 
 Ebony 

In a different and unintended sense, the trope couldn't be more apt. 
 Reuters 

I can't think of any other director who has employed this trope. 
 The Irish Times 

Dunne's enthusiasm for a renaissance isn't just some sort of dramatic trope. 
 The Irish Times 

Reverting to a happier, nostalgic time is a classic trope of infantilism. 
 The Irish Times 

So that's a more modern rendition of the same kind of trope. 
 Wired 

It's kind of a trope, a sort of poetic allusion, you see. 
 Act of will 

Only one show has ever truly done justice to this silly trope. 
 Wired 

This is a feature of the trope of black bodies killing themselves. 
 The Guardian 

Okay sidebar, I hate the whole 10 percent of our brains trope. 
 Wired 

Children going missing is becoming another lazy trope; a route-one shortcut to tragedy. 
 The Guardian 

You clearly know the difference between a Pov and a repetition-avoiding language trope. 
 The Guardian 

Print media largely stuck to this trope as a news story. 
 The Irish Times 

As recently as 2018, there was a very popular trope about Jacob Zuma. 
 The South African 

They also fulfil the standard trope equating Nazism with extreme kinkiness. 
 The Guardian 

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Trope через время

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Значения термина trope на английском