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What is this figure of speech called when you start with praising someone or something only to turn things around in the next sentence?
It is called mean.
What is a panegyric?
A panegyric is a public speech praising someone or something else.
What is a panegyry?
A panegyry is another term for a panegyric - a formal speech or opus publicly praising someone or something.
What is a long speech praising the virtues of someone?
That would be an accolade.
What is something like the to be or not to be speech called?
This type of speech is a soliloquy.
The feeling or mood you try to communicate when you describe something is called?
The feeling or mood you try to communicate when you describe something is called "tone." Tone is conveyed through the language, style, and attitude of the writing or speech.
What is the definition of panegyric?
A panegyric is a formal public speech or text praising someone or something, usually in a highly complimentary and enthusiastic manner. It is often used as a tribute or homage to honor and celebrate the achievements or virtues of the subject.
What part of speech is incoherent?
"Incoherent" is an adjective. It describes something that is unclear or not logically organized, such as speech or writing.
Is a manner of speech or writing that uses irony mockery or wit to ridicule something?
satirical
What is to repeat someone else words in speech or writing called?
It is called quoting (or to quote) the person and you should do also giving acknowledgement to the person and in which work he wrote it.
What is a writing or speech that appeals to one or more of the five senses called?
imagery
What is a panegyrist?
A panegyrist is a person who writes or delivers a panegyric - a public speech praising someone else.
