English Figure of Speech and Idiomatic Expressions - Comprehensive English.

Here are some common examples of synonyms (words with similar meanings):

1. Happy — Joyful, cheerful, content, pleased
2. Big — Large, huge, enormous, gigantic
3. Fast — Quick, speedy, rapid, swift
4. Smart — Intelligent, clever, bright, brainy
5. Beautiful — Pretty, lovely, attractive, gorgeous
6. Begin — Start, initiate, commence, launch
7. Strong — Powerful, sturdy, tough, forceful
8. Sad — Unhappy, sorrowful, gloomy, downcast
9. Angry — Mad, furious, annoyed, irritated
10. Help — Assist, aid, support, lend a hand

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Repetition is not uncommon in speech, song, prose, and in poetry. It is used for emphasis or emotion to give pleasure to the listener or reader.
Examples
>Twinkle, twinkle, little star

>I was here. Yes, I was here

>She is beautiful. She is beautiful. I say once again, the girl is beautiful

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Irony is speaking the of what we mean or have in mind. In other words, opposite meaning is intended in irony. The irony will be so obvious that anybody who reads it will know that one means the exact opposite.
For example, irony is implied in:
>The best way to avoid death is by jumping into the fire.
>Our school team has a good soccer record; the team has won one out of their last fifteen matches.