Which of the following is the correct literary term used for changing the normal order of words or phrases in a sentence?

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Paraphrasing is restating someone else's ideas or writing in your own words. It's often used to support a point in a paper without using too many quotes.  Here are some tips for paraphrasing: - Make it clear that the information is from your source. - Don't add information or commentary that isn't part of the original passage. - If the original text refers to an idea or term discussed earlier in the text, your paraphrase may need to explain or define that idea.  Here are some examples of paraphrasing: Original: Her life spanned years of incredible change for women as they gained more... Show more

Which of the following is the correct literary term used for changing the normal order of words or phrases in a sentence?