anacoloutha

Figure Name	anacoloutha
Source	Silva Rhetoricae (http://humanities.byu.edu/rhetoric/Silva.htm)
Earliest Source	None
Synonyms
Etymology	None
Type	Trope
Linguistic Domain	Lexicographic
Definition	Substituting one word with another whose meaning is very close to the original, but in a non-reciprocal fashion; that is, one could not use the first, original word as a substitute for the second. This is the opposite of acoloutha.
Example	"When Diana lighteth Late her crystal lamp, Her pale glory kindleth From her brother’s fire." —the manuscript of Benedictbeuern The word "glory" is being used instead of "light," but the replacement is not reciprocal; “light” would probably not be used for “glory.”
Kind Of	Identity
Part Of
Related Figures	acoloutha, figures of substitution, metaphor
Notes	Acoloutha is the opposite of anacoloutha, a reciprocal metaphor.
Confidence	Very Confident
Last Editor	Ashley Rose Kelly
Confidence	Very Confident
Editorial Notes	acoloutha should be related figure (I added it). rm semantic and syntactic LD and added lexicographic.
Reviewed	Yes
Reviewer	Ashley Rose Kelly