Trope
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[edit] Music
- Trope, or cantillation, a notation for musical reading of the Bible in Jewish liturgy
- Trope (religion), a musical embellishment of prose
- Trope (music), Medieval music, a variation or additional section
- Trope (music), 20th-century music, an unordered collection of different pitches
[edit] Language and creative works
- Trope (literature), figurative language in literature, or a figure of speech, or something recurring across a genre or type of creative work
- Trope (linguistics), a rhetorical figure of speech that consists of a play on words
- Trope of Litotes, a literary method of denying a negation
- Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels, motifs used in the novels
- TV Tropes, a wiki for conventions and devices found within creative works
- Fantasy tropes and conventions, elements of the fantasy genre
[edit] Philosophy
- Trope (philosophy), Greek philosophy, tropes or modes in the Ten Modes of Pyrrhonism
- Trope (philosophy), philosophy of history, styles of discourse
- Trope (philosophy), trope theory in philosophy (metaphysics), a particular instance of a property or attribute
[edit] Mathematics, computers, and information science
- Trope (mathematics), a tangent line or plane
- Trope (ontology), properties, qualities, and attributes, see formal ontology, qualities
- Tropes Zoom, a desktop search engine
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