The repetition of a word or phrase whose meaning changes in the second
instance.
Examples
Your argument is sound...all sound.
Benjamin Franklin The meaning of "sound" first appears to be "solid" or "reasonable"; in its repetition, it means something very different, "all air" or "empty" In thy youth learn some craft that in thy age thou mayest get thy living without craft. The meaning of "craft" first means "vocation"; in its repetition, it means "fraud" or "cunning." While we live, let us live. In the following example, antanaclasis occurs with an entire phrase whose meaning alters upon repetition: "If you aren't fired with enthusiasm, you will be fired with enthusiasm." —Vince Lombardi