trope

Suddenly everything came clear; such is the power of a fresh trope.

War on terror is a trope, a figure of speech.

At the same time, there is much to be said for muttered tropes.

See page 202 for an early use of the term "trope".

Should there be no heirs, Trope would still have nothing.

Fake news is certainly the comic trope of the moment.

"He's heard from Trope and is going up there soon.

Be courageous enough to steal the tropes for your own.

Straw man is a trope used in arguments or debate.

Trope didn't know, but he was interested enough to listen further.

As with any genre, such letters had their characteristic tropes.

Is it important or not to establish the blackness of this trope?

He asked Trope to attempt to extricate himself from the deal.

I've read there is no such thing as a single tear, that old poetic trope.

During it, Trope had managed to get a capsule to his mouth.

I will choose the thrown voice and all its tropes."

So far, the expected horror tropes have mostly been avoided.

Trope is a term for a figure of speech.

In a broad sense, qualities can also be known as properties or tropes.

None of the tropes of modern music are present here.

One trope is the idea of the common enemy.

Trope was relieved when he saw that the thick glass failed to break.

The medical trope has long been active in the budgetary domain.

And my mind lurched over to this trope called "Freezing to death is easy."

That dichotomy is only a trope of marketers these days.