trope in Greek
trope in Greek is τρόπος — trope means a recurring device, theme or cliché in storytelling — the plucky orphan, the last-minute dash to the airport.
trope in Greek
τρόπος
Pronounced: tropos
What does "trope" mean?
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noun A recurring device, theme or cliché in storytelling — the plucky orphan, the last-minute dash to the airport.
"The film leans on every romantic-comedy trope going."
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noun A figure of speech in which words are used in a non-literal way, such as metaphor or irony.
"Irony is a trope, not a plot device."
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trope in a sentence
- The film leans on every romantic-comedy trope going.
- Irony is a trope, not a plot device.
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What is "trope" in Greek?
"trope" in Greek is τρόπος. trope means: A recurring device, theme or cliché in storytelling — the plucky orphan, the last-minute dash to the airport.
How do you pronounce τρόπος?
"trope" in Greek is τρόπος, pronounced "tropos".
How do you use "trope" in a sentence?
Example: "The film leans on every romantic-comedy trope going." In Greek, "trope" is τρόπος.
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