Example of What Sinatroism Means

It is called Sinatroism to the Rhetorical Figure that consists of the accumulation of semantically complementary terms in the same sentence.

The Sinatroism It consists of exposing a series of terms or clauses with correlative meaning.

It is also known as Sinatroism to the accumulation of semantically complementary terms.

Examples of Sinatroism:

"The chickens, rabbits, sheep, roosters, horses, donkeys, and ducks on the farm ..."

"Your face, hair, hands, eyes, body, smile, joy and inner beauty is what makes me fall in love with you."

"The poverty of India, Africa, South America and many countries of the world is killing many children of the world."

"The children played happily, radiant, mischievous, fascinated, fun and agile in the park."

"The old tree, lush, strong, imposing, green, full of life, charming and fascinating stands tall at the bottom of the garden."

"The full, white, beautiful, imposing, fascinating and romantic moon lit up the night."

"The tranquility, the peaceful place, the pleasantness of the fields, the serenity of the skies, the murmur of the fountains, the stillness of the spirit."

"The teachers, students, parents, school workers, and residents of the place came out to see the passing circus parade."

"Every day, week, hour, month, year and every moment of the day I think about how happy I am by your side."

"White, blue, black, red, yellow, purple, and orange are my 7 favorite colors."