CACOZELIA 准大雅法
RHETORICAL STYLE of pretentious learnedness and floweriness of diction.
Hypernym
- RHETORICAL STYLE體裁詞格 RHETORICAL DEVICE which is mainly concerned with matters of style of presentation rather than distribution of expressions or semantic structure.
- RHETORICAL
DEVICE詞格 METHOD of adorning discourse.
Miriam 72 "Affected diction, especially the coining of fine words out of
Latin, is a form of the vice cacozeelia." This refers generally to the
exaggerated use of rhetorical means.
Greek/Latin: A current accusation, and a current practice.
Ancient Chinese: It will be interesting to track this phenomenon down to Chinese parodies.
Greek/Latin: A current accusation, and a current practice.
Ancient Chinese: It will be interesting to track this phenomenon down to Chinese parodies.
- Handbuch der literarischen Lhetorik
(
LAUSBERG
1990)
p.
1073 - Shakespeare's Use of the Arts of Language
(
MIRIAM
1947)
p.
72