Plural of anaphora; multiple instances of the literary device where words are repeated at the beginning of successive phrases or sentences.
From Greek anaphora, plural anaphoras, meaning 'a carrying back,' from ana- (back) + pherein (to carry).
Ancient Greek and Latin poets discovered that anaphoras weren't just pretty—they made speeches memorable and persuasive, which is why politicians and preachers have been using them for thousands of years.
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