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

synonym: verses

antonym: essay

original sentence: "This writer's poetry is beautiful"

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definition: The voice that the reader has; can assume a persona and write the poem from their point of view

synonym: point of view

antonym: audience

original sentence: "The speaker of this poem is Emily Dickinson"

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definition: who or what the poem is about

synonym: topic

antonym: details

original sentence: "The subject of this essay is about family"

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

synonym: emotion/attitude

antonym: monotone (?) / apathetic

original story: "The tone of this poem is somber"

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definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on their values, views, or ideas about life

synonym: message

antonym: unthematic

original sentence: "Themes like the importance of bravery and power of friendship are common in literature."

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definition: deviating from what is expected

synonym; atypical

antonym; regular

original sentence; "That show was definitely anomalous"

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definition: to travel through

synonym; cross

antonym; stand (still)

original sentence: "we traversed through the forest"

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definition: the outer limits of an area

synonym: margin

antonym; center

original: "he stood on the periphery of the mountain"

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definition: a picture/description of a person that exaggerates characteristics for comedic effect

synonym; cartoon

antonym; realism

original sentence: "The caricatures of my parents looked funny"

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definition; something/a person excessively concerned with minor details or rules

synonym; precise

antonym; careless

original sentence: "He is too pedantic about the group project"

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definition; a limited outlook

synonym: narrow minded

antonym; open minded

original sentence: "Don't be parochial, there are many possibilities"

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definition: the assertion of a perceived truth

synonym: thesis

antonym: evidence

original sentence: "She claimed that 2+2=4" "His claim was debunked"

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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.

synonym: rebuttal

antonym: fact

original sentence: "They got into an argument about cats vs dogs"

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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

antonym; claim

sentence; "His reasoning for it makes sense, so I agree"

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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 'agaisnt an argument' (oppose)

antonym; evidence

synonym; stance

sentence; "I understand her position, but not her reasoning"

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

synonym: aid

antonym: opposition

sentence: "Quotes from a professor is the support you need"

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definition; a writer,speaker, or member of an audience disagrees with a particular position expressed in an argument

synonym; disagree

antonym; support

sentence: "I oppose your stance"

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definition; the opposing point of view on the argument, along with valid reasoning supporting the counter argument

antonym; assent

synonym; opposing viewpoint

sentence; "The counter argument to this essay is cats are not better than dogs"

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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 argument.

antonym; counter argument

synonym; negation

sentence; "Her counterargument was okay, but their rebuttal was stronger"

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definition: A pleasant feeling of tiredness

antonym: vigor

synonym: lassitude

sentence: "He was pulled into a state of languor when he got home"

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definition: a warning/order

antonym: liberty

synonym: ruling

sentence: "The court will issue an injunction on this matter'

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definition; verse in irregular rhythm for comedic effect

antonym; haiku

synonym; nonsense/verse

sentence; 'Her poems are doggerel'

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definition; refers to doing something in a large quantity

antonym; few

synonym; plentiful

sentence; 'i ate copiously at lunch'

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definition; unable to be grasped

antonym; tangible

synonym; untouchable / invisible

sentence; 'i do not care about assets that are intangible'

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definition; done in a way to avoid attention

antonym; blatantly

synonym; sneakily

sentence; 'she snuck into the room surreptitiously'

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definition; an order from someone with authority

antonym; freedom

synonym; command

sentence; 'He funded the company by fiat"

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definition; to match through imitation

antonym; differentiate

synonym; mirror

sentence; 'she put on his glasses and emulated him'

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definition; to engage in a close fight or struggle

antonym; loosen

synonym; tussle

sentence; 'they grappled for the last pizza slice'

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definition; in a way that is implied without being directly stated

antonym; straightforwardly

synonym; indicate

sentence; 'she tacitly claimed that he was the one who broke the vase'

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definition; a state of gloom

antonym; joyful

synonym; moody

sentence; 'the boy, morose, stared at the ground'

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definition; a resinous gum/spice from herb plants that is used for medicinal purposes

antonym; poison

synonym; medicine

sentence; 'he sprinkled some asafetida into the dish'

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definition: bring the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony.

synonym: connect

antonym: detach

original sentence: "They had only a week to coordinate the attack"

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definition: have a mutual relationship or connection, in which one thing affects or depends on another.

synonym: parallel

antonym: differentiate

original sentence: "They found that they could correlate their ideas and worked together."

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definition: join; combine.

antonym: split

synonym: fuse

sentence: "Her kids were conjoined"

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definition; relating to a corporation (an organization recognized by law as a single entity.

synonym; collective

antonym; individual

original sentence; "corporate America is ruining the economy"

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definition: impossible to stop

synonym; inevitable

antonym: flexible

sentence: "the test is inexorable"

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definition: an example or pattern of something

synonym: model

antonym: counterexample

sentence: "This movie is a paradigm of how the art of storytelling has improved"

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definition: when atleast two people/things depend on eachother

synonym: codependence

antonym: disaffiliation

original sentence: "The interdependence of the U.S. and Canada is important for their economy"

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definition: the act of doing something good

synonym: altruistic

antonym: evil

original sentence: "Her friend was beneficent"

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definition: a person sent to represent another person or group

synonym; delegate

antonym; nonrepresentative

sentence; "The U.S. sent an envoy to China"

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definition: The ability to take action

synonym: ingenuity

antonym: unimaginativeness

sentence: "She took the initiative and started a club to help the environment"

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definition; something that is required

synonym; obligatory

antonym; optional

sentence; "it was compulsory to wear the uniform"