Inversion
— transposition of words so that they are out of
their natural order with the view to making one of them more
conspicuous, more emphatic, as in ‘Wise was Solomon’ for
‘Solomon was wise’.
Detachment
— isolation of different members of the
sentence by punctuation marks — commas, dashes, dots
(suspension points), or their unusual placement in a sentence for
the purpose of emphasis.
e.g. Ellen — How long he had not seen her.
e.g. Talent, Mr. Micawber has, capital, Mr. Micawber has not
[
Dickens
].
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