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

Synonyms: verse, balladry

Antonyms: prose, book, essay

Sentence: We were asked to create poetry for a class project.

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Definition: the "voice" that the reader hears, may it be that of the poet or a persona of the poet

Synonym: narrator

Antonym: author

Sentence: The speaker is narrating their story to you.

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Definition: who or what the poem is about

Synonyms: topic, idea

Antonyms: fact, proof

Sentence: Mason incorporated the subject into his lesson.

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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: attitude, viewpoint, mood

Antonym: monotone

Sentence: Jessica didn't like how the tone was portrayed.

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Definition: the message about the subject based on the poet's values, views, or ideas about life

Synonyms: message, moral, lesson, significance

Antonyms: insignificance, unimportance

Sentence: The theme is the most important part of any work of literature.

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Definition: deviating from what is normal, standard, or expected

Synonyms: abnormal, odd

Antonyms: normal, regular

Sentence: The school had an anomalous history with insects.

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Definition: the edge or outskirts, as of a city or urban area

Synonyms: perimeter, ridge

Antonyms: center, interior

Sentence: There is a bridge on the periphery of New York City.

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Definition: to travel across or through

Synonym: travel, journey

Antonym: stay

Sentence: My mother and I traversed through the park.

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Definition: a picture, description, etc., ludicrously exaggerating the peculiarities or defects of persons or things:

Synonyms: cartoon, satire

Antonyms: flattery

Sentence: The statue was supposed to be a caricature of the school's founder.

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Definition: ostentatious in one's learning

Synonyms: academic, pompous

Antonyms: plain, simple

Sentence: TAG students are very pedantic about their studies.

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Definition: having a limited or narrow outlook or scope

Synonyms: close-minded, limited

Antonyms: open-minded, broad

Sentence: My parents are parochial about politics.

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Definition: the assertion of a percieved truth

Synonyms: assertion, declaration

Antonyms: honesty, truth

Sentence: The police officers made a claim that the storeowner stole the money.

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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 reasoning and evidence

Synonyms: debate, discussion

Antonyms: agreement

Sentence: An argument can be made that the dog attacked you because it felt threatened.

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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

Synonyms: explanation, proof

Antonyms: irrationality

Sentence: Sally's reasoning doesn't make sense.

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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) or "against an argument" (oppose)

Synonyms: point of view, standpoint, stance

Antonyms: fact, truth

Sentence: Speakers need to have a set position for an argument

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

Synonyms: agree with, approve

Antonyms: disagree with, oppose

Sentence: We supported the addition of a swimming pool at our school.

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

Synonyms: disagree with, disapprove

Antonyms: agree with, approve

Sentence: My dad opposed alcohol consumption in the house.

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Definition: the opposing point of view on the argument, along with valid reasoning supporting the counterargument

Synonyms: rebuttal, counterclaim

Antonyms: argument

Sentence: Lawyers will sometimes develop counterarguments to throw off the other party.

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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 counterargument

Synonyms: counterclaim

Antonyms: offense, question

Sentence: Rebuttals can be used in debates to prove their point more accurately.

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

Synonyms: laziness. sluggishness

Antonyms: liveliness; vigor

Sentence: The languor that follows a nap is sometimes refreshing.

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Definition: an authorative warning or order

Synonyms: command, direction

Antonyms: permission, allowance

Sentence: The judges had an injunction for the thieves.

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Definition: comic verse composed in an irregular rhythm

Synonyms: nonsense, gibberish

Antonyms: poetry, prose

Sentence: What kind of doggerel are you on about?

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Definition: in a copious manner; plentifully

Synonyms: abundantly, sufficiently

Antonyms: scarcely, barely

Sentence: We ate copiously throughout the night.

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Definition: incapable of being perceived by the senses; incorporeal

Synonyms: untouchable

Antonyms: tangible, physical

Sentence: Faith is something that is intangible, but is felt through believing in external forces.

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Definition: in a surreptitious manner; stealthily, furtively, secretly

Synonyms: privately. covertly

Antonyms: openly, publicly

Sentence: My friends and I surreptitiously snuck out of the house to go to a party.

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Definition: an authoritative decree, sanction, or order

Synonyms: proclamation, permission

Antonyms: denial, opposition

Sentence: The principal gave us a special fiat because we were good students.

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Definition: a fetid resinous gum obtained from the roots of a herbaceous plant, used in herbal medicine and Indian cooking

Synonyms: ferula, stinking gum

Antonyms: N/A

Sentence: My mom gave me medicine with asafetida.

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Definition: to copy or imitate, especially a person

Synonyms: mimic, mock

Antonyms: neglect, disregard

Sentence: I secretly emulated my brother's bossiness.

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Defintion: to seize or hold as if with a hooked instrument

Synonyms: grasp, grip

Antonyms: release, unfasten

Sentence: I grappled onto the monkey bars so I wouldn't fall.

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Definition: in a tacit manner; done in silence or implied

Synonyms: silently, quietly

Antonyms: loudly, openly

Sentence: I tacitly opened the bag of chips so the teacher wouldn't catch me eating in class.

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Definition: sullen. gloomy; showing a brooding ill humor

Synonyms: grouchy, mournful

Antonyms: happy, cheerful

Sentence: The weather was as morose as the students were at school that day.

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Definition: (of parts of a compound sentence) equal in rank and fulfilling identical functions

Synonyms: equivalent, identical

Antonyms: unequal, opposite

Sentence: "And" and "but" are coordinate to each other, as they are used to complete thoughts.

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Definition: to correspond or to relate to something

Synonyms: correspond, connect

Antonyms: contrast

Sentence: The height of the sunflowers correlates to the amount of water they received.

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Definition: to join or combine

Synonyms: connect, link

Antonyms: divide, disconnect

Sentence: I conjoined the metals together under the supervision of the blacksmith.

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Definition: an example serving as a model for for others to imitate

Synonyms: pattern; standard

Antonyms: atypical

Sentence: Alyssa's work was a paradigm for the class norms and expectations.

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

Synonyms: company, business, organization

Antonym: charity, nonprofit

Sentence: I wanted to work in corporate so I could do serious work.

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Definition: not to be persuaded, moved, or affected by prayers or entreaties

Synonyms: cruel, unrelenting, pitiless

Antonyms: pitiful, merciful, graceous

Sentence: The principal's orders were inexorable; nothing could be done about the outdoor classroom.

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Definition: doing good or causing good to be done; conferring benefits; kindly in action or purpose.

Synonyms: charitable, generous, compassionate

Antonyms: cold-hearted, malicious

Sentence: Lots of people are doing beneficent acts to help Ukraine and Gaza.

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Definition: the quality or condition of being reliant on each other

Synonyms: dependence, teamwork, togetherness

Antonyms: independence, freedom

Sentence: In the military, interdependence is key for a successful team.

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Definition: a diplomatic agent; any accredited messenger or representative

Synonyms: deputy, delegate, ambassador

Antonyms: receiver

Sentence: I was working as an envoy in Japan during my senior year of college.

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Definition: readiness and ability in initiating action; enterprise

Synonyms: leadership, drive

Antonyms: indifference, apathy

Sentence: You need to take initiative for your actions.

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Definition: required; mandatory

Synonyms: unvoluntary, obligated

Antonyms: voluntary

Sentence: Unlike the science worksheet, our math assignment for "extra credit" was compulsory.