Trope
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| * [[Trope (linguistics)]], a figure of speech that consists of a play on words | * [[Trope (linguistics)]], a figure of speech that consists of a play on words | ||
| * [[Trope (literature)]] or ''Literary trope'', a common theme used in storytelling. | * [[Trope (literature)]] or ''Literary trope'', a common theme used in storytelling. | ||
| - | * [[Trope (mathematics)]] An archaic term for a singular [[tangent]] plane of a surface. | ||
| * [[Trope (philosophy)]] | * [[Trope (philosophy)]] | ||
| * [[Trope (music)]] | * [[Trope (music)]] | ||
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Trope (from Greek τρόπος - tropos, "turn") may refer to:
- Trope (linguistics), a figure of speech that consists of a play on words
- Trope (literature) or Literary trope, a common theme used in storytelling.
- Trope (philosophy)
- Trope (music)
See also
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