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1. the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

"he has always believed in the importance of symbolism in garden art"

2. 2.

an artistic and poetic movement or style using symbolic images and indirect suggestion to express mystical ideas, emotions, and states of mind. It originated in late 19th-century France and Belgium, with important figures including Mallarmé, Maeterlinck, Verlaine, Rimbaud, and Redon.

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The act of exchanging information, ideas, or feelings between people through speaking, writing, gestures, or other methods.

Example: Effective communication is key to a successful team, as it ensures everyone understands their roles clearly.

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A definition is the meaning of a word or phrase. It explains what something is.

✅ Example:

Word: Sun

Definition: The star at the center of our solar system that gives us light and heat.

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Meaning:

1. The circumstances or setting in which something occurs, helping to explain its meaning.

2. The words or ideas surrounding a particular word or passage that clarify its meaning.

Example sentences:

1. To understand her reaction, you need the context of her stressful week.

2. The word “bank” means different things depending on the context—a riverbank vs. a financial bank.

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Definition: A comparison between two things using "like" or "as."

Example: "Her smile was as bright as the sun."

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Meaning: A small group of words that expresses a single idea but is not a complete sentence (e.g., "raining cats and dogs"). Phrases can function as parts of speech (noun phrase, verb phrase, etc.).

Example sentences:

1. She whispered the phrase "I love you" before hanging up.

2. In grammar, "the bright blue sky" is a noun phrase.

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Meanings & Examples:

1. Involvement or Participation

Definition: The act of being engaged, occupied, or deeply involved in something.

Example: "The teacher praised the students for their active engagement in the class discussion."

2. Agreement to Marry

Definition: A formal agreement to get married; the period before marriage.

Example: "They announced their engagement at a family dinner last weekend."

3. Employment or Commitment

Definition: A formal arrangement to do work or services.

Example: "Her engagement as a consultant lasted six months."

4. Military Conflict (less common)

Definition: A battle or fight between armed forces.

Example: "The soldiers prepared for an engagement at dawn."

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✅ Example:

Word: Cat

Definition: A small, furry animal often kept as a pet.

Description: A cat has soft fur, sharp claws, pointy ears, and a long tail. It meows, purrs, and likes to sleep a lot.

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Definition:
Narrative (noun) refers to a spoken or written account of connected events; essentially, it is a story or the process of telling a story.

Example:
The novel is a first-person narrative that follows a young girl’s journey through war-torn Europe. 🤓👆

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Definition: An overstatement used for emphasis or humor.

Example: "I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!"

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Definition: The logical and smooth connection between ideas.

Example: "First, she packed her bags. Then, she called a cab. Finally, she arrived at the airport."

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Meanings & Examples:

1. Organization & Synchronization

Definition: The process of arranging people or things to work together effectively.

Example: "Successful event planning requires strong coordination between vendors and staff."

2. Physical Movement Control

Definition: The ability to move different body parts smoothly and efficiently.

Example: "Dancers need excellent coordination to perform complex routines."

3. Grammar (Compound Structures)

Definition: Linking words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance (e.g., using and, but, or).

Example: "In the sentence 'She ran fast but tired quickly,' but shows coordination."

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Definition:If something is evocative, it makes you feel or remember something strongly.

Example: The old song was very evocative — it reminded her of her childhood summers.

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Definition: The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences.

Example: "Into the unknown she ventured, fearless and bold."

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🌟 Metaphor (noun):

A metaphor is a way to describe something by saying it is something else, even though it's not literally true. It's used to make writing more interesting or powerful.

✅ Example:

"Time is a thief."
🟰 This doesn’t mean time really steals like a criminal — it means time goes by quickly and takes moments away, just like a thief takes things.

"Her smile was sunshine."
🟰 Her smile wasn’t actually the sun, but it made people feel warm and happy.

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Meanings & Examples:

1. Relating to Theater or Performance

Definition: Pertaining to plays, acting, or stage productions.

Example: "She wore a theatrical costume covered in sequins for the Broadway show."

2. Exaggerated or Dramatic Behavior (often negative)

Definition: Overly emotional, showy, or artificial in manner.

Example: "His theatrical sigh and eye-roll made it clear he was annoyed."

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Definition: An object or idea that represents something deeper.

Example: "A locked door stood between them, a barrier to the truth."

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Definition: If you show restraint, you stop yourself from acting on strong feelings or desires.

Example: He showed great restraint by not shouting during the argument.

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Definition: A direct comparison between two unrelated things without using "like" or "as."

Example: "Time is a thief."

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Definition:

The ability to deeply understand and share the feelings, thoughts, or experiences of another person, often with an emotional connection.

Example Sentences:

1. "Her empathy made her an excellent therapist—she could truly feel her clients' pain."

2. "The novel’s power comes from its empathy toward characters facing injustice."

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Definition: Writing that paints a vivid picture through details and sensory language.

Example: "The crisp autumn leaves crunched beneath her boots as the golden sun kissed the horizon."

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Definition: Writing that is lively and rich in detail.

Example: "The fireworks exploded in dazzling bursts of crimson, sapphire, and emerald against the night sky."

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🖐️ Gesture (noun):

A gesture is a movement of your body, especially your hands or head, to express an idea or feeling — without speaking.

✅ Examples:

Waving 👋 = A gesture that means "hello" or "goodbye."

Thumbs up 👍 = A gesture that means "good job" or "okay."

Nodding your head = A gesture that means "yes."

Rolling your eyes 🙄 = A gesture that shows annoyance.

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Definition:
Emotion (noun) is a strong feeling deriving from one’s circumstances, mood, or relationships with others. It includes feelings such as happiness, anger, fear, sadness, or love.

Example:
She couldn't hide her emotion when she saw her family after years apart — tears ran down her cheeks.

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Definition: The smooth development of ideas, narrative, or character.

Example: "At first, he struggled with confidence, but with each challenge overcome, he became stronger."

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Definition:

A pause or delay due to uncertainty, reluctance, or indecision.

Example Sentences:

1. "She answered the question without hesitation, showing her confidence."

2. "His hesitation before signing the contract revealed his hidden doubts."

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Definition: Writing that provides deep understanding or a thought-provoking perspective.

Example: "True strength isn’t about never falling—it’s about always getting back up."

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Definition: Writing that explores personal thoughts or past experiences.

Example: "Looking back, I see how every failure shaped the person I am today."

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Definition:
Imagery (noun) is the use of vivid and descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) to create mental pictures or evoke emotions in the reader or listener.

Example:
The poem’s imagery brought the autumn forest to life — “the crimson leaves crunched underfoot as golden light filtered through the branches.”🥵

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Definition:

The underlying or implicit meaning, theme, or message in a conversation, text, or performance—what is not stated directly but can be inferred.

Example Sentences:

1. In their polite argument, the subtext was clear: neither trusted the other.

2. The film’s romantic scenes carried a subtext of loneliness and longing.

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🎭 Illusion (noun):

An illusion is something that tricks your eyes, mind, or senses — it looks real, but it’s not.

✅ Examples:

1. Optical illusion:
A picture that looks like it's moving, but it's not.

2. Magic trick:
When a magician "cuts someone in half" — it's just an illusion! No one is really hurt.

3. Desert mirage:
When you see "water" on a hot road, but there’s no water — just heat waves creating an illusion.

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Definition: Perception is what you notice or how you think about something.

Example: Her perception of the movie was different from mine — she thought it was sad, but I found it hopeful.

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Definition: Lighthearted and fun writing that often uses humor or whimsy.

Example: "The puppy zoomed around the house like a furry tornado, leaving chaos in its wake."

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Definition:

1. A particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other.

2. A set of related events, actions, or items arranged in a specific order.

3. (In film/music) A consecutive series of scenes or shots, or a melodic progression.

Example Sentences:

1. "The teacher explained the sequence of steps to solve the math problem."

2. "The DNA sequence was crucial to understanding the genetic mutation."

3. "The movie’s opening sequence was breathtaking, with sweeping aerial shots."

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Definition: Writing that feels personal and emotionally close.

Example: "I still remember the way your voice trembled when you whispered goodbye."

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Definition (Noun):

1. Best/Most Notable Part: The most memorable, important, or visually striking element of something.

2. Visual Emphasis: A bright area or color used to draw attention (e.g., in art or hair coloring).

3. (Plural: Highlights) A summary of key moments (e.g., sports highlights).

Example Sentences (Noun):

1. "The highlight of our trip was watching the sunrise over the mountains."

2. "She added blonde highlights to her hair for summer."

3. "Watch the game’s highlights on the news tonight!"

Definition (Verb):

1. Emphasize: To call attention to something important.

2. Mark with Color: To use bright tones to make parts stand out (e.g., text or art).

Example Sentences (Verb):

1. "The report highlighted the need for better safety measures."

2. "Highlight the key terms in yellow so they’re easier to find."

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Definition (Noun):

1. Continuous Movement: The smooth, uninterrupted movement of a liquid, gas, or other substance (e.g., water, traffic).

2. Progression: A steady, coherent sequence of ideas, actions, or events.

3. Optimal State: A mental state of energized focus and productivity (psychology: "in the flow").

4. Style & Rhythm: The cadence or smoothness in speech, writing, or music.

Example Sentences (Noun):

1. "The flow of the river slowed after the drought."

2. "Her essay had a logical flow, making it easy to follow."

3. "When coding, he reached a state of flow and lost track of time."

4. "The rapper’s flow was flawless, blending rhythm and wordplay."

Definition (Verb):

1. Move Smoothly: To circulate or proceed without obstruction.

2. Proceed Naturally: To develop or progress effortlessly.

Example Sentences (Verb):

1. "Traffic flowed smoothly after the accident was cleared."

2. "Conversation flowed easily at the dinner party."

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Definition: If you convey something, you let others know it — through words, actions, or expressions.

Example: He used a smile to convey his happiness.

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🌟 Confidence (noun):

Confidence means believing in yourself — knowing you can do something well or handle a situation.

✅ Examples:

"I have confidence I’ll do well on my exam."
= I believe in myself and my ability to succeed.

"She walked on stage with confidence."
= She looked calm and sure of herself.

🔁 Opposite of confidence:

Shyness or doubt — when you're unsure or nervous.

💡 Tip to build confidence:

Practice, be kind to yourself, and don’t give up when things get hard. Everyone starts somewhere!

Want a confidence-boosting quote? I’ve got a bunch! 😄

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Definition:

A powerful feeling of excitement, passion, or eagerness about something.

Example Sentences:

1. "She tackled the project with enthusiasm, staying late to perfect every detail."

2. "His enthusiasm for astronomy was contagious—soon, the whole class wanted telescopes!"

Verb Form (Enthuse):

Example: "He enthused about the new restaurant for weeks."

Adjective Form (Enthusiastic):

Example: "The team gave an enthusiastic cheer when they won."

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Definition:
Expression (noun) can refer to:

1. The act of conveying thoughts or feelings through words, gestures, art, etc.

2. A phrase or saying with a particular meaning.

3. A look on someone’s face that shows an emotion.

4. In math, it means a combination of symbols that represent a value.

Example (emotional/linguistic):
Her face lit up with an expression of joy when she heard the news.

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Definition:

1. Deep Understanding: The ability to perceive the true nature of a situation, person, or concept with clarity and intuition.

2. Valuable Observation: A specific, illuminating realization or piece of knowledge.

Example Sentences:

1. "Her insight into human behavior made her an exceptional psychologist."

2. "The documentary offered a surprising insight into the lives of Antarctic researchers."

Adjective Form (Insightful):

Example: "The critic’s insightful analysis revealed hidden themes in the film."

Verb Form (Gain/Provide Insight):

Example: "The data provided insight into customer preferences."

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Definition: f you articulate your thoughts, you say them in a clear and understandable way.

Example: She was able to articulate her ideas during the meeting very well.

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Definition:

1. Emotional State: A temporary feeling or atmosphere (e.g., happiness, irritation, melancholy).

2. Grammatical Category: A verb form indicating attitude (e.g., indicative, subjunctive).

3. Ambiance: The emotional tone of a place, artwork, or situation.

Example Sentences:

1. "She woke up in a cheerful mood, humming as she made coffee."

2. "The dim lighting and jazz music gave the café a romantic mood."

3. "In ‘If I were king,’ were is the subjunctive mood expressing a hypothetical."

Verb Form (Less Common):

"The film’s cinematography moods the scenes with eerie blues." (Rare; usually "sets the mood").

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Definition:The terms in this sequence are words, and they can be arranged based on various criteria such as alphabetical order, length, or thematic relevance.

Example:Consider a sequence of words that are arranged in alphabetical order:

Apple, Banana, Cherry, Date, Elderberry

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Definition:

1. Delicate/Nuanced: Not obvious; requiring sensitivity or keen observation to detect.

2. Cleverly Indirect: Skillfully understated to avoid bluntness.

3. Precise: Refined or sophisticated in a way that avoids excess.

Example Sentences:

1. "The painting’s subtle shades of blue created a calming effect."

2. "She made a subtle hint about wanting a promotion without directly asking."

3. "His subtle wit often went over people’s heads."

Noun Form (Subtlety):

Example: "The subtlety of her acting made the character feel deeply real."

Adverb Form (Subtly):

Example: "He subtly shifted the conversation away from politics."

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Definition: If you use intuition, you just know something without needing proof or logic — like a gut feeling.

Example: She had a strong intuition that something was wrong, even though everything looked normal.

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🎈 Playfulness (noun):

Playfulness means being fun, silly, and full of joy — like when you're joking, laughing, or doing something just for fun.

✅ Examples:

"Her playfulness made everyone laugh."
= She was acting silly or funny in a fun, light way.

"The puppy chased its tail with playfulness."
= The puppy was being cute and playful, not serious.

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Definition (Noun):

1. Physical Alignment: The way the body is positioned (e.g., sitting, standing).

2. Attitude/Stance: A figurative position or approach to an issue.

Example Sentences (Noun):

1. "Good posture prevents back pain—keep your shoulders back!"

2. "The company’s posture on sustainability impressed investors."

Definition (Verb):

1. To Position the Body: To hold oneself in a particular way.

2. To Adopt an Attitude: To present a false or exaggerated stance.

Example Sentences (Verb):

1. "The dancer postured gracefully before the leap."

2. "He postured as an expert, though he knew little."

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Comparison means looking at two or more things to see how they are the same and how they are different.

For example, comparing a cat and a dog:

Same:

- Both are pets.

- Both have fur.

Different:

- Cats meow, dogs bark.

- Cats climb trees, dogs run fast.

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Definition:

1. Logical Conclusion: A reasoned judgment or deduction drawn from evidence and reasoning (rather than explicit statements).

2. Statistical Process: In data science, predicting outcomes based on patterns.

Example Sentences:

1. "From her frown and crossed arms, I made the inference that she was upset."

2. "The study’s inferences suggested a link between sleep and productivity."

Verb Form (Infer):

Example: "We can infer from the fossil record that dinosaurs were dominant for millions of years."

Adjective Form (Inferential):

Example: "Her argument relied on inferential logic rather than direct proof."

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"Vivacity" means having a lively or spirited quality. It describes someone or something that is full of energy, enthusiasm, and excitement.

Example:

- Person: "She entered the room with so much vivacity that everyone's mood instantly lifted."

- Place: "The city was full of vivacity, with music playing and people dancing in the streets."

In both cases, "vivacity" captures the sense of life and energy.

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Definition: Subtext is what’s really meant, not just what’s said.

Example: He said “I’m fine,” but the subtext was that he was upset.

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Definition: Dynamics are how things or people affect each other and change.

Example: The team’s dynamics changed when a new leader joined.

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"Enthusiasm" refers to a strong feeling of excitement or eagerness about something. It describes a positive attitude and a lot of interest in a particular activity or subject.

Example:

Person: "He spoke with great enthusiasm about his new project."

Activity: "Her enthusiasm for painting was evident in the way she approached every canvas."

In both cases, "enthusiasm" shows a high level of passion and motivation.

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"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."

"She sells seashells by the seashore."

"The wild wind wailed."

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Definition: The clear and careful pronunciation of words or sounds, which ensures that speech is easily understood. It also refers to the way ideas or feelings are clearly expressed in speech or writing.

Example:
His precise articulation during the presentation helped the audience follow complex ideas effortlessly, making his arguments more convincing and impactful.😮

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"Her smile was as bright as the sun."

"He ran like the wind during the race."

"The baby’s skin was soft as silk."

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"Insight" refers to the ability to understand something clearly and deeply, often by seeing hidden aspects or patterns that others might miss. It involves having a deep understanding or perception of a situation, problem, or idea.

Example:

Person: "Her insight into human behavior helped her excel in her career as a psychologist."

Situation: "The team gained valuable insight from the data analysis, which led to a more effective strategy."

In both cases, "insight" highlights a deeper understanding or perception that goes beyond surface-level observations.

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"Time is a thief."

"The classroom was a zoo."

"Her voice is music to my ears."

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"Deafening silence filled the room."

"It was an open secret at work."

"The bittersweet goodbye made her cry."

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"Tone" refers to the way something is said or written, which can convey a particular attitude or feeling. It can be used to describe the mood or character of a piece of writing, speech, or even music.

Example:

Writing: "The tone of the letter was formal and polite."

Speech: "His tone was friendly and welcoming."

Music: "The tone of the violin was warm and rich."

In each case, "tone" describes the overall feeling or attitude that is conveyed.

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Alliteration (Repetition of initial consonant sounds)

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Alliteration (Repetition of initial consonant sounds)

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"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."

"Silly snakes slither swiftly."

"The wild wind whistled wildly."

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Simile (Comparison using "like" or "as")

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Simile (Comparison using "like" or "as")

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"Her voice was as soft as a whisper."

"The clouds floated like cotton candy in the sky."

"His determination burned like a raging fire."

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1. "The s inuous s nake s lithered through the s and."

2. "Her s weet s ong s oothed the s ilent crowd."

3. "The ch ill sh adow sh ivered over the sh ore."

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"Mood" refers to a temporary state of mind or feeling. It describes how someone is feeling at a particular moment or over a period of time. Moods can be influenced by various factors, such as events, thoughts, or physical conditions.

Example:

- Person: "She was in a cheerful mood after receiving good news."

- Environment: "The rainy weather put everyone in a gloomy mood."

In both cases, "mood" describes the emotional state or atmosphere.

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Metaphor (Direct comparison without "like" or "as")

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Metaphor (Direct comparison without "like" or "as")

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"She is a shining star in the classroom."

"His words were daggers to my heart."

"The city is a concrete jungle."

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Definition: Spontaneity is acting on the spot, without thinking too much first.

Example: They decided to take a road trip out of spontaneity — no plan, just packed and left!

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Definition: Engagement is how much someone takes part in or connects with something or someone.

Examples:

Involvement or participation:

The teacher was happy with the students' engagement in class discussions.

A promise to marry:

They announced their engagement last week.

A scheduled meeting or event:

She had a work engagement in the evening.

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Oxymoron (Contradictory terms used together)

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Oxymoron (Contradictory terms used together)

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"Bittersweet memories linger in my mind."

"It was a deafening silence after the argument."

"He gave her an icy warmth in his smile."

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Sibilance (Repetition of soft "s" or "sh" sounds)

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Sibilance (Repetition of soft "s" or "sh" sounds)

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"The snake slithered smoothly through the soft sand."

"She whispered secrets, sending shivers down my spine."

"The sea sighed as waves washed the shore."

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Onomatopoeia (Words that imitate sounds)

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Onomatopoeia (Words that imitate sounds)

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"The clock ticked and tocked in the quiet room."

"The bees buzzed lazily over the flowers."

"The thunder rumbled ominously in the distance."

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Imagery (Descriptive language that paints a picture)

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Imagery (Descriptive language that paints a picture)

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"The golden sun dipped below the horizon, casting fiery hues across the sky."

"The scent of fresh-baked bread filled the air, warm and inviting."

"Her fingertips brushed against the delicate petals, smooth and velvety."

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"Subtle" means something that is not obvious or easily noticed. It describes something that is delicate, nuanced, or requires careful attention to be fully understood.

Example:

Person: "Her smile was subtle, but it conveyed a lot of warmth."

Change: "There was a subtle shift in the room's temperature."

In both cases, "subtle" highlights that the thing being described is not very noticeable or requires a keen eye to detect.

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"The buzz of the bee annoyed me."

"Boom! The fireworks exploded."

"The click of the door announced his arrival."

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Personification (Giving human traits to non-human things)

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Personification (Giving human traits to non-human things)

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"The wind howled angrily through the trees."

"The stars winked at me from the night sky."

"The old house groaned under the weight of time."

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Hyperbole (Extreme exaggeration for emphasis)

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Hyperbole (Extreme exaggeration for emphasis)

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"I’ve told you a thousand times to clean your room!"

"She cried a river of tears."

"I’m so hungry I could eat a whole buffet!"

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Definition: A statement that makes something seem better, worse, larger, or more important than it really is, often for emphasis or effect.

Example:
Saying “I’ve told you a million times” is an exaggeration used to stress how often something has been repeated.

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Simple Sentence (One independent clause)

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Simple Sentence (One independent clause)

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"The sun rises."

"She smiled at me."

"Birds chirp in the morning."

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Compound Sentence (Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction)

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Compound Sentence (Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction)

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"I wanted to go outside, but it started to rain."

"She loves reading, yet she never finishes a book."

"The cake looked delicious, so I took a bite."

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"The wind whispered through the trees."

"My alarm clock yelled at me this morning."

"The flowers danced in the breeze."

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"Posture" refers to the position in which you hold your body while standing, sitting, or lying down. It can also refer to a particular attitude or stance, either physically or metaphorically.

Example:

Physical Posture: "Good posture is important for your health. Keep your back straight and shoulders relaxed."

Attitude Posture: "He took a firm posture on the issue, refusing to back down."

In the first example, "posture" describes the physical alignment of the body. In the second example, it describes a person's stance or position on a particular issue.

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"I’ve told you a million times!"

"This bag weighs a ton."

"I’m so hungry I could eat a horse."

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Compound Sentence (Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction)

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Compound Sentence (Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction)

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"I wanted to go outside, but it started to rain."

"She loves reading, yet she never finishes a book."

"The cake looked delicious, so I took a bite."

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Complex Sentence (An independent clause and at least one dependent clause)

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Complex Sentence (An independent clause and at least one dependent clause)

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"Although she was tired, she continued to study."

"I’ll call you when I arrive."

"Since it was raining, we stayed indoors and played board games."

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"Inference" is the process of drawing conclusions or making logical deductions based on evidence and reasoning, rather than on explicit statements or direct observation.

Example:

Situation: You see someone carrying an umbrella on a cloudy day.

Inference: It might rain soon, which is why the person is carrying an umbrella.

In this example, you didn't see it raining, but you used the evidence (the umbrella and the cloudy weather) to infer that rain is likely.

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"The crimson sunset bled across the horizon, staining the sky like spilled wine."

"Emerald vines coiled around the crumbling stone walls."

"The hiss of rain on the pavement mixed with the distant rumble of thunder."

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Definition: If something has clarity, it’s not confusing and you can see or understand it easily.

Example: The teacher explained the lesson with great clarity, so everyone understood.

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Definition: When you put emphasis on a word or idea, you make it stand out to show it’s important.

Example: She put emphasis on practicing every day to get better at piano.

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Definition: A strong feeling of awkwardness, shame, or discomfort that occurs when someone believes they have done something socially wrong or embarrassing, often leading to blushing, nervousness, or wanting to avoid attention.

Example:
He experienced great embarrassment when he realized he had been walking around all day with a large stain on his shirt, and everyone had noticed but didn’t say anything.

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Symbolism is when something stands for or represents something else. For example, a heart shape can symbolize love.

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📋 Details (noun):

Details are the small parts or facts that help you understand something better. They add more information.

✅ Examples:

Without details:
"I saw a dog."

With details:
"I saw a small, fluffy white dog with a red collar barking happily in the park."
→ Now you can picture it clearly!

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🎶 Rhythm (noun):

Rhythm is the regular beat or pattern of sounds, movements, or words.

✅ Simple Examples:

Music:
When you nod your head or tap your feet to a beat — that’s rhythm!

Dancing:
Staying in time with the music means you’re following the rhythm.

Poetry:
“Twinkle, twinkle, little star” has a nice rhythm — the words follow a pattern.

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💭 Imagination (noun):

Imagination is the ability to create ideas or pictures in your mind, even if they’re not real. It’s like your brain’s superpower for dreaming, inventing, or pretending!

✅ Examples:

"She used her imagination to create a story about flying unicorns."
🦄 = She made up a fun idea in her mind!

"Kids have amazing imagination — they can turn a box into a spaceship!" 🚀

Artists, dancers, and inventors all use their imagination to come up with new things.

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😠 Intimidation (noun):

Intimidation means making someone feel scared, nervous, or less confident, usually by using power, size, or strong behavior.

✅ Examples:

"The bully used intimidation to get others to do what he wanted."
😟 = He acted mean or threatening to scare people.

"Her confidence stopped the intimidation from affecting her."
💪 = She didn’t let the pressure get to her!

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🔄 Interaction (noun):

Interaction means when two or more people (or things) talk, work, or affect each other.

✅ Examples:

1. People:

"The teacher had a fun interaction with the students."
→ They talked or did something together.

2. Animals:

"The dog’s interaction with the cat was surprisingly friendly."

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✍️ Punctuation (noun):

Punctuation means the marks we use in writing to help make meaning clear. They show pauses, stops, excitement, questions, and more.

✅ Common Punctuation Marks:

. period → ends a sentence
Example: I love dancing.

, comma → short pause
Example: I like apples, bananas, and grapes.

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🔊 Emphasis (noun):

Emphasis means giving special importance or attention to something — to make it stand out, stronger, or more noticed.

✅ Examples:

1. In speaking:

“I really love that song!”
→ Saying "really" louder or with feeling gives it emphasis.

2. In writing:

"This is very important."
→ Bold, italics, underlining, or CAPS can show emphasis.

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🏗️ Structure (noun):

Structure means how something is built, organized, or put together — it can be physical, like a building, or non-physical, like a sentence or a story.

✅ Examples:

1. Building:

"The Eiffel Tower is a famous structure."
→ A physical thing that’s built.

2. Writing:

"A paragraph’s structure has a topic sentence, details, and a conclusion."
→ The way the ideas are organized.

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🎶 Intonation (noun):

Intonation is the rise and fall of your voice when you speak. It helps show feelings, questions, or meaning — even if the words don’t change!

✅ Examples:

1. Question (voice goes up):

“Are you ready?” → Your voice rises at the end.

2. Statement (voice goes down):

“I’m ready.” → Your voice falls a bit at the end.