What’s the Definition of Rhetoric: ( put it in your own words! )

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vredina [299]2 years ago

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Answer:

The art or power of speaking or writing sth in an effective way which leads to convince your listener or reader especially by using the figures of speech .

Explanation:

I put it on my own & hope it was helpful for u ^_____^

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