Persuasive Language Techniques

ALLITERATION
ANALOGY
ANECDOTES
COLLOQUIALLANGUAGE
EMOTIVELANGUAGE
EXAGGERATION
EXPERTOPINION
FACTS
GENERALISATION
INCLUSIVELANGUAGE
PUN
REPETITION
RHETORICALQUESTION
STATISTICALEVIDENCE
TONE
UNDERSTATEMENT

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Word	X	Y	Direction
ALLITERATION	18	18	n
ANALOGY	11	11	e
ANECDOTES	15	4	w
COLLOQUIALLANGUAGE	3	3	e
EMOTIVELANGUAGE	2	2	s
EXAGGERATION	2	8	se
EXPERTOPINION	2	2	e
FACTS	18	18	w
GENERALISATION	13	6	s
INCLUSIVELANGUAGE	1	18	ne
PUN	5	7	w
REPETITION	3	5	se
RHETORICALQUESTION	5	5	e
STATISTICALEVIDENCE	11	11	nw
TONE	19	19	w
UNDERSTATEMENT	18	1	w