What is another word for anastrophe?
Pronunciation: [anˈastɹəfɪ] (IPA) 
Anastrophe is a literary technique that involves rearranging the normal word order in a sentence for emphasis or poetic effect. Synonyms for anastrophe include inversion, hypallage, and transposition. Inversion refers to the reversal of the usual order of words in a sentence, such as placing the verb before the subject. Hypallage is a figure of speech in which the attributes of two things are reversed, while transposition involves the movement of words or phrases to create a different meaning. All of these techniques can add depth and interest to a piece of writing by challenging the reader's expectations and drawing attention to specific ideas or phrases.
