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Definition: Type of literature that uses sounds, rhythms, imagery, and meanings of words to describe the world in striking imaginative ways.

Synonym: versus, stanza, ryhmes

Antonym: Literal, prose

Original Sentence: Jasmine likes to listen to music while writing poetry.

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Definition: The speaker is the "voice" that the reader hears. The voice can be that of the poet, but often the speaker can assume an imaginative character (persona), and write the poem from their point of view.

Synonym: spokesperson, narrator

Antonym: audience, listener

Original Sentence: The speaker explained to the audience about her occupation.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym: Topic, theme, gist

Antonym: Off-topic

Original Sentence: The subject of the book was about world peace.

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Definition: The poet's attitude toward the poem's speaker, reader, and/or subject matter, as interpreted by the reader.

Synonyms: Sound, mood, quality

Antonym: Unimportance

Original Sentence: The author had a guilty tone.

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Definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on their values, views, or ideas about life. This lesson is communicated through the subject of the work, through what is said about the subject, and through the poet's use of poetic devices.

Synonym: messgae, concept

Antonym: meaningless

Original Sentence: The theme of the skit was self-discovery.

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Definition: Not fitting into a common or familiar type, classification, or pattern;

Synonym: Abnormal, irregular, unusual

Antonym: Normal, typical, regular

Original Sentence: The chemical reaction caused anomalous results.

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Definition: to go or travel across or over

Synonym: Cross, pass over/through, go over

Antonym: stay

Original Sentence: The family traversed the ocean on their trip.

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Definition: the outer limits or edge of an area or object.

Synonym: Rim, verge, perimeter

Antonym: Center, inside, interior

Original Sentence: The Freeman's live on the periphery of the city.

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Definition: an exaggerated description of a subject in writing or drawing

Synonym: Mockey, parody, satire

Antonym: Flattery, serious

Original Sentence: They laughed at a caricature of their brother.

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Definition: A person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.

Synonym: Percise, exact, perfectionist

Antonym: Plain, simple, imprecise

Original Sentence: She is very pedantic when it comes to art.

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Definition: Having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: narrow-minded, restricted

Antonym: broad-minded, unrestricted

Original Sentence: Bill has a very parochial mindset.

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Definition: the assertion of a perceived truth.

Synonym: allegation, decalre

Antonym: answer, reply

Original Sentence: She claimed that she was the best at playing soccer.

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Definition: expresses a claim, or a person's point of view on a topic, issue, or question and attempts to convince an audience to act or believe in a certain way. An argument is supported with reasoing and evidence.

Synonym: altercation, bickering, controversy

Antonym: agreement, harmony,

Original Sentence: My brother and I were having an argument over the best sparkling water flavor.

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Definition: the justification as to why a particular argument is correct. It is also the PROCESS for making clear how evidence supports a claim.

Synonym: analysis, inference, interpretation

Antonym: unthinking, unreasonable

Original Sentence: My reasoning supported my idea that blue is a versatile color.

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Definition: a point of view regarding a particular argument; typically writters, speakers, and members of an audience will be "for an argument" (support) or "against an argument" (oppose).

Synonym: area, spot, situation

Antonym: insignificance

Original Sentence: My position in the class debate was towards the victim case.

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Definition: a writer, speaker, or member of an audience agrees with a particular position expressed in an agrument.

Synonym: backing, aid, keep up

Antonym: discourage, disapproval

Original Sentence: Her family will support whatever college she accepts.

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Definition: a writer, speaker, or member of an audience disagrees, with a particular position expressed in an agrument.

Synonym: argue, debate, defy

Antonym: accept, comply, support

Original Sentence: Many people opposed the idea of adding new communites.

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Definition: the opposing point of view on the agrument, along with valid reasoning supporting the counter- argument.

Synonym: reply, rebuttal

Antonym: corroboration

Original Sentence: The counterargument to the debate was that the world is going through climate change.

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Definition: the answer to the counterargument where the original speaker responds point by point to the counterargument. The rebuttal reaffirms the original argument by pointing out flaws in the counterargument and using additional and even stronger evidence to refute the counter-agrument.

Synonym: countering, reply

Antonym: confirmation

Original Sentence: There was a rebuttal in Johns argumentive essay.

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Definition: lack of energy or vitality; sluggishness.

Synonym: inactivity, tiredness

Antonym: action, energy, liveliness

Original Sentence: The football team seemed very languor during the game.

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Definition: an authoritative warning or order.

Synonym: ruling, mandate, prohibition

Antonym: allowance, permission

Original Sentence: The judge placed an injunction on the juvenile.

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Definition: verse or words that are badly written or expressed.

Synonym: verse, rhyme

Antonym: prose

Original Sentence: Her notes became doggerel when her teacher started talking fast.

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Definition: large in quantity or number; abundant; plentiful:

Synonym: extensively, abundantly, generously

Antonym: poorly, scarce

Original Sentence: The big storm caused the water to copiously flood the streets.

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Definition: incapable of being perceived by the sense of touch, as incorporeal or immaterial things; impalpable.

Synonym: impalpable, untouchable, nonphysical

Antonym: tangible

Original Sentence: The hologram was intangible and could only be seen and heard.

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Definition: gloomily or sullenly ill-humored, as a person or mood.

Synonym: cranky, glum, grouchy

Antonym: bright, cheerful, joyful

Original Sentence: She became morose after seeing her final grade in reading.

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Definition: without saying so; silently:

Sunonym: faintly, softly

Antonym: loudly, spoken

Original Sentence: She was a very shy person so when she talked it would be very tacitly.

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Definition: to try to deal with or understand a difficult problem or subject

Synonym: struggle, wrestle, tussle

Antonym: release, agree, avoid

Original Sentence: She tried to grapple with all the work she needed to complete.

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Definition: in a secret or unauthorized way

Synonym: stealthily, secretly

Antonym: openly, publicly

Original Sentence: My neighbor acts very surreptitiously.

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Definition: an authoritative decree, sanction, or order:

Synonym: authorization, command, endorsement

Antonym: denial, disapproval

Original Sentence: The Supreme Court placed a fiat that all schools in Topeka, Kansas must desegregate (Brown v. Board).

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Definition: a soft, brown, lumpy gum resin having a bitter, acrid taste and an obnoxious odor

Synonym: Asa Foetida, Devil's dung

Antonym: rocks

Original Sentence: My friend's mother uses asafetida as a main seasoning.

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Definition: to try to equal or excel; imitate with effort to equal or surpass:

Synonym: imitate, mimic, mirror

Antonym: nelect, reject

Original Sentence: Women sports have been fighting to emulate salary wages between them and men's sports.

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Definition: to bring into a common action, movement, or condition

Synonym: Agree, harmonize, integate

Antonym: Disagree, disorganize

Original Sentence: I love to coordinate parties and celebrations.

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Definition: to join together (things, such as separate entities) for a common purpose

Synonym: associate, connect, combine

Antonym: disconnect, detach

Original Sentence: The students wanted to conjoin their ideas.

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Definition: either of two things so related that one directly implies or is complementary to the other

Synonym: corrospond, associate, coordinate

Antonym: disconnect, seperate

Original Sentence: The palaeontologists found a correlate during their research.

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Definition: relating to a corporation, especially a large company or group.

Synonym: Collective, joint

Antonym: Seperate

Original Sentence: The corporate owned many electronic stores.

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Definition: impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym: relentless, merciless, implacable

Antonym: kind, sympathic, nice

Original Sentence: The villian plan to rule the world was inexorable.

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Definition: a typical example or pattern of something; a model.

Synonym: model, pattern, prototype, sample

Antonym: unorthadox, unworthy

Original Sentence: There is a new paradigm for school safety.

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Definition: the dependence of two or more people or things on each other.

Synonym: interconnection, interrelationship, linkage

Antonym: disassociation, dissimilarity, disunion

Original Sentence: The war caused the two nations to form an interdependence.

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Definition: (of a person) generous or doing good.

Synonym: benevolent, charitable, humane

Antonym: unkind, mean,

Original Sentence: He was very beneficnt when it came to charity.

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Definition: a messenger or representative, especially one on a diplomatic mission.

Synonym: Delegate, minister

Antonym: receiver, nonrepresentative

Original Sentence: The UN sent a envoy to

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Definition: the ability to assess and initiate things independently.

Synonym: action, leadership, drive

Antonym: apathy, cowardice

Original Sentence: The government's initiative stopped the rioters.

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Definition: required or compelled by law

Synonym: mandatory, forced, required

Antonym: optional, volunta

Original Sentence: Eveyone knew that it was compulsory to vote this year.