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

Synonym: poesy

Antonym: prose

Sentence: When she was younger she'd write poetry in her diary to express her lonlieness.

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Definition: The voice that the reader hears in poetry

Synonym: narrator, announcer, speachmaker

Antonym: witness, follower, stale

Sentence: The speaker used a persona.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym: topic, main idea, big picture

Antonym: Sub-topic, Add-on, Secondary

Sentence: The subject of my third period class R.E.L.A.

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

Synonym: Attitude, Emphasis, Accent

Antonym: Atonal, Devoice, Colorlessness

Sentence: He maintained a harsh tone as he scolded his cat.

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Definition: The message that the poet shares about the subject based on their values, views, or ideas about life.

Synonym: topic, motive, argument

Antonym: Noncausative, Dissausion, Noncompliance

Sentence: The theme of their birthday party was gold and cyan accents.

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Definition: The deviation from something that is normal or expected.

Synonym: Unique, Different, Special

Antonym: Usual, Standard, Regular

Sentence: Goths have quite the anomalous style.

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Definition: Travel across or through

Synonym: Adventure, Travel, Journey

Antonym: Stay put, Staying still, Still

Sentence: We traversed through the wood filled path.

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Definition: Outside the boundary of something

Synonym: Outside, Outer-edge, Perimeter

Antonym: Inside, Internal, Middle

Sentence: The sun is in periphery.

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Definition: exaggeration by means of often ludicrous distortion of parts or characteristics.

Synonym: Exaggerate, Parady, Mock

Antonym: Truthful, Reality,Regular

Sentence: He uses caricature as he drew their portrait.

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Definition: Of or like a pendent

Synonym: Exact, Scholarly, Precise

Antonym: Complimentary, Laudatory, Praising

Sentence: The correct my every little error, their quite pedantic.

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Definition: having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: Limited, Small, Narrow-minded

Antonym: Wide, Broad, Big

Sentence: She doesn't consider other's point of view, she's so parochial.

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Definition: the assertion of a perceived truth

Synonym: Declare, Affirm, Profess

Antonym: Deny, Disclaim, Dispute

Sentence: I will claim my right to the throne.

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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. It is also supported with reasoning and evidence.

Synonym: Quarrel, Dispute, Altercation

Antonym: Agreement, Consensus, Unity

Sentence: Selina's argument was that milk should go before the cereal.

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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: Explanation, Analysis, Justification

Antonym: Discredit, Contradict, Oppose

Sentence: He showed us his evidence and his reasoning followed along with it.

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

Synonym: Belief, Thoughts, Place

Antonym: Disposition, Disbelief, Rejection

Sentence: His position was clear as he stated it in his thesis.

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

Synonym: Verify, Sustain. Advance

Antonym:Oppose. Contradict, Undermine

Sentence: Every argument needs it's support: evidence and reasoning.

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

Synonym: Deny, Resist, Debate, Against

Antonym: Agree, Support, Accordance

Sentence: In this particular revolution the civilians wished to oppose the King and his tyrany.

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Definition: the opposing poin of view on the argument, along with valid reasoning supporting it.

Synonym: Oppose, Disagree, Against

Antonym: Approval, Verification, Confirm

Sentence: A counter-Argument to segregation would be desegregation.

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

Synonym: Refute, Disproving, Defend

Antonym: Confirm, Validate, Agree

Sentence: Hamilton utilized his federalist papers as a rebuttal toward the Brutus papers.

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Definition: the state or feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or inertia

Synonym:lethargy, fatigue, lassitude

Antonym: Vigor, Energized, Upity

Sentence:After a long day full of excitement at the amusement park, i felt a feeling of languor.

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Definition: an authoritative warning or order

Synonym: Ruling, Command, Demand

Antonym: Allow, Permit, Underbid

Sentence: Strict parents often give injunctions to their children.

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Definition: A comic verse composed in irregular rhythm

Synonym: Prattle, Baloney, Twadel

Antonym:Essay, Poem, Matches

Sentence: Elise likes to use doggerels in her creative writings.

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Definition: In large quantities

Synonym: Ambudant, Ample, Plentiful

Antonym: Meagre, Slightly, Sparse

Sentence: At Costco you can buy things copiously.

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Definition: unable to be touched or grasped, not having physical presence

Synonym: Impalpable, Spiritual, Bodiless

Antonym: Tangible, Touchable,

Sentence: Emotions are intangible but, in a way, you still feel them.

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Definition: in a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention

Synonym: Secretively, Stealthy, Covert

Antonym: Open, Unconcealed, Apparent

Sentence: I surreptitiously snuck in to their room and took the wallet.

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Definition: a formal authorization or proposition

Synonym: Decree, Order, Command

Antonym: Allow, Permit, Decriminalize

Sentence: Presidents often make Fiats.

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Definition: a fetid resinous gum obtained from the roots of a herbaceous plant

Synonym: Resin, Devil's Dung, Asa Foetida

Antonym: Sauce, Spread

Sentence: My aunts like to use asafetida when they cook traditional meals.

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Definition: to act like something

Synonym: Imitate, Act, Show

Antonym: Hide, Neglect, Deny

Sentence: A snake-like person will emulate kindness.

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Definition: engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons

Synonym: Wrestle,Brawl, Fight

Antonym: Fight, Dual, Shoot

Sentence: Delinquints often grapple with each other in detention.

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Definition: Understood or implied without being stated

Synonym: Unspoken, Silent, Unvoiced

Antonym: Oral, Spoken, Voiced

Sentence: A mute person will often communicate tacitly.

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Definition: Sullen and ill-tempered

Synonym: Gloomy, Sulky, Sullen

Antonym: Happy, excited, pumped

Sentence: There are always students who aren't the brightest and act in morose ways.

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Definition: bring different elements of a complex activity/organization in to a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony

Synonym: Harmonize, Correlate, Synchronize

Antonym: Confuse, Differ, Disharmonize

Sentence: A group of engineers must coordinate in order to have a good ending design.

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Definition: Have a mutual relationship or connect, in which one thing affects or depends on another

Synonym: Correspond, Agree, Match Up

Antonym: Disconnect, Contrast, Dissociate

Sentence: I like to correlate my outfits so that I look good.

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

Synonym: Bind, Attach, Compound

Antonym: Detach, Disjoin, Disjoint

Sentence: I noticed that, after lots of days being left in the car, my pennies and dimes had conjoined with a nasty guck.

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Definition: large companies that create a body of systems: policies, models, frameworks, procedures

Synonym: Company, Communal, United

Antonym: Singular, Unshared, Lonesome

Sentence: Corporate will tell the lower groups what the next move is.

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Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent

Synonym: Unyielding, Inevitable, Relentless

Antonym: Possible, Flexible, Escapable

Sentence: My finishing of school is inexorable considering my mother.

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Definition: A typical example or pattern of something

Synonym: Model, Standard, Ideal

Antonym: Opposite, Contrast, Obverse

Sentence: One paradigm for bees would be their hexagon-shaped honey cones.

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Definition: Mutually needed between things

Synonym: Alliance, Connection, Kin

Antonym: Disaffiliation, Dissociation, Seclusion

Sentence: My dog and I are interdependent on one another.

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Definition: To do or produce good

Synonym: Charitable, Humane, Benevolent

Antonym: Unkind, Mean, Mischevious

Sentence: Trees are beneficent to us humans because they provide us with shade and oxygen.

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Definition: a person delegated to represent one government in it's dealings with others

Synonym: Representative, Ambassador, Agent

Antonym: Nonrepresentative, Atypical, Undemocratic

Sentence: Canada sent an envoy to America to talk about treaties.

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Definition: The power or opportunity to act or take charge before others do.

Synonym: Lead, Enterprise, Resourcefulness

Antonym: Last, Follow, Indifference

Sentence: I took initiative and brought up the elephant that was dancing around the room.

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Definition: Required or compelled by law

Synonym: Obligatory, Mandatory, Must

Antonym: Optional, Choice, Unaccept

Sentence: It is compulsory that police read you your Miranda rights before arresting you.