my playground
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Ipallage is a figure of speech where an adjective or other modifier is applied to a word other than the one it seems to modify logically.
This term comes from classical rhetoric and is also known in English as "hypallage." It's derived from the Greek word "hypallagē," meaning "exchange" or "interchange."
Ever since high school, I have always been inspired by this term when trying to explore something, because I saw in it the stimulus to try to mix and combine things from different places into something new, so I decided to name my playground, my ideas lab, after this.
/i·pàl·la·ge/
Ipallage is a figure of speech where an adjective or other modifier is applied to a word other than the one it seems to modify logically.
This term comes from classical rhetoric and is also known in English as "hypallage." It's derived from the Greek word "hypallagē," meaning "exchange" or "interchange."
Ever since high school, I have always been inspired by this term when trying to explore something, because I saw in it the stimulus to try to mix and combine things from different places into something new, so I decided to name my playground, my ideas lab, after this.
/i·pàl·la·ge/
Ipallage is a figure of speech where an adjective or other modifier is applied to a word other than the one it seems to modify logically.
This term comes from classical rhetoric and is also known in English as "hypallage." It's derived from the Greek word "hypallagē," meaning "exchange" or "interchange."
Ever since high school, I have always been inspired by this term when trying to explore something, because I saw in it the stimulus to try to mix and combine things from different places into something new, so I decided to name my playground, my ideas lab, after this.
/i·pàl·la·ge/
Ipallage is a figure of speech where an adjective or other modifier is applied to a word other than the one it seems to modify logically.
This term comes from classical rhetoric and is also known in English as "hypallage." It's derived from the Greek word "hypallagē," meaning "exchange" or "interchange."
Ever since high school, I have always been inspired by this term when trying to explore something, because I saw in it the stimulus to try to mix and combine things from different places into something new, so I decided to name my playground, my ideas lab, after this.
/i·pàl·la·ge/
Ipallage is a figure of speech where an adjective or other modifier is applied to a word other than the one it seems to modify logically.
This term comes from classical rhetoric and is also known in English as "hypallage." It's derived from the Greek word "hypallagē," meaning "exchange" or "interchange."
Ever since high school, I have always been inspired by this term when trying to explore something, because I saw in it the stimulus to try to mix and combine things from different places into something new, so I decided to name my playground, my ideas lab, after this.