noun
a rhetorical device in which the usual order of words is reversed for emphasis or effect
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The poet used anastrophe to create a sense of emphasis in his verse.
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By switching the word order, anastrophe can make a sentence sound more poetic.
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Anastrophe may seem like a weird grammar rule, but it can actually make your writing more interesting.
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Just as anastrophe flips the order of words, sometimes life throws unexpected twists at us.