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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: Sound, mood, character

Antonym: Pale, monotonous, flat

Original sentnece: Her tone while telling the story gave away her real intentions

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

Synonym: verse, rhymes, and balladry

Antonym: Silence, incoherence, and speechless.

Original sentence: Poetry is a way people use to express themselves.

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Definition: Instead of a narrator, a poem has a speaker. 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: Lecturer, orator, and spokesman.

Antonym: Opponent, adversary, and antagonists

Original sentence: The speaker of the story was the villain all along.

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Definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on their vaues, 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: Topic, matter, and issue.

Antonym: Digression, diversion, and sidetracked

Original sentence: The theme has to be relatable to many people to be considered an universal theme.

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Definition: Different from usual, or not in agreement with something else and therefore not satisfactory.

Synonym: Abnormal, atypical, and irregular

Antonym: Standar, normal. and expected

Original sentence: The figure was anomalous compare to the surroundings.

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Definition: To move or travel through an area.

Synonym: Travel, cross, and Jorney

Antonym: Confirm, stay, and remain

Original sentence: The hero tranversed through the palace.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about

Synonym: Theme, topic, and point

Antonym: Tangent, aside, and excursion

Original sentence: The subject of the main story was a high schooler.

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Definition: The outer edge of an area.

Synonym: Edge, border, and boundary.

Antonym: Center, inside, and interior.

Original sentence:The periphery of a cube can be dangerous.

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Definition: An exaggerated protrayal of one's features.

Synonym: Cartoon, satire, and parody.

Antonym: Flattery, praise, and accurate

Original sentence: People caricature Trump thanks to his political views.

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Definition: Tending to show off one's learning

Synonym: Academic, dull, and formal

Antonym: Plain, simple, and imprecise

Original sentence: I was pedantic when I showed off my homework.

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Definition: Having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: Narrow, sectional, and limited

Antonyms: Broad, liberal, and unrestricted

Original sentence: I had a parochial view when my friend covered my eyes.

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Definition: The assertion of a perceived truth

Synonym: Argument, declare, and state

Antonym: Deny, reject, and refute

Original Sentence: She claimed the money belonged to her

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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.

Synonym: Fight, dispute, and feud

Antonym: Agreement, accord, and unity

Original sentence: The argument started after he started yelling.

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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: Case, idea, and justification

Antonym: Irrational, unreasonable, and unintelligent

Original sentence: I make my reasoning better by having evidence

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Definition: a point of view regarding a particular argument

Synonym: Standing, location, and place

Antonym: Insignificance, neglect, and oblivion

Original sentence: My position was terrible after the fight

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

Synonym: Carry, brace, and reinforce

Antonym: Oppose, contradict, and undermine

Original sentence: I support everything my mother says.

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

Synonym: Inverse, combat, and resist

Antonym: Harmony, accordance, and agreement

Original sentence: I oppose everything a controversial figure says.

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Definition: The opposing point of view on the argument.

Synonym: Rebuttal, reply, and counterreason

Antonym: Validation, aproval, and rerification

Original sentence: My counter-argument to math being hard is that math is mostly logic.

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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.

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Original sentence: My rebuttal was so strong the opponent did not have any counter-arguments left.

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

Synonym: Lethargy. lassitude, and stupor

Antonym: Vigor, vitality, and vivacity

Original Sentence: I was langour when talking to the teammate who contributed nothing to the group.

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Definition: A statement of what to do that must obeyed by those concerned

Synonym: Edict, order, and decree

Antonym: Petition, appeal, and plea

Original Sentence: I set an injunction after nobody listend to me

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Definition: Loosely styled and irregular in measure especially for burlesque or comic effect

Synonym: Verse, paean, and poes

Antonym: Prose,

Original Sentence: A poem could be consider a doggerel

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Definition: Yielding somethign abundantly

Synonym: Appropriately, competently, and decently

Antonym: Inadequately, insufficiently, and unequally

Original Sentence: He gave me copiously amounts of food

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Definition:: Unable to touched or grasped.

Synonym: Ethereal, unreal, and abstract

Antonym: Factual, real, and obvious

Original Sentence: An idea is intangible.

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Definition: In a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention.

Synonym: Covertly, secretly, and stealthily

Antonym: Openly and publicly

Original Sentence: I surreptitiously went to the kithen.

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Definition: An authorative or arbitrary order

Synonym: Authorization, command, and decree

Antonym: Denial, disapproval, and opposition

Original Sentence: The principal gave a fiat in the meeting.

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Definition: A fetid resinous gum obtained from the rootsof a herbaceous plant, used in harbal medicine and Indian cooking.

Synonym: Asa Foetilda, Asafoetida, and Gum asafoetida

Antonym: Nothing found

Original Sentence: We used asafetida while cooking

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Definition: Match or surpass by imitation

Synonym: Imitate, copy, and reproduce

Antonym: Reject, deny, and disallow

Original Sentence: I emulate my parents actions

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Definition: Engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons

Synonym: Wrestle, struggle, and tussle

Antonym: Release, lose, and exclude

Original Sentence: I grapple with an stranger when he grabbed my wallet

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Definition: In a way that is understood or implied without being directly stated

Synonym: Quietly, silently, and faintly

Antonym: Explicit, stated, and expressed

Original Sentence: I have tacitly acknowledged my failure

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Definition: Sullen and ill-tempered

Synonym: sour, sulky, and gloomy

Antonym: Cheerful, happy, and communicative

Original Sentence: I was very morose when I found out my favorite team lost

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Definition: A word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause.

Synonym: Partnership, affiliation, and agreement

Antonym: Antagonism, disagreement, and disunion.

Original Sentence: You need to use reasoning in conjuction with evidence to support an argument.

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

Synoym: Harmonize, correlate, and synchronize

Antonym: Confuse, differ, and disagree

Original sentence: We coordinate who was gonna do each job in the group project.

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

Synonym: Correspond, agree, and tally

Antonym: Distinguish, differentiate, and separate

Original Sentence: I cannot correlate the many groups.

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

Synonym: Adjoin, affix, and associate

Antonym: Detach, disconnect, and disjoin

Original Sentence: I saw some conjoined twins the other day

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Definition: Required or compelled by law

Synonym: Equivalent, metonym, and obligatory

Antonym: Optional, unnecessary, and arbitrary

Original Sentence: Breathing is a compulsory process

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Definition: Taking charge

Synonym: Action, drive, and leadership

Antonym: Apathy, cowardice, and idleness

Original Sentence: I took initiative by working

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Definition: Someone who is sent as a representatitve from one government or political group to another

Synonym: Delegate, diplomat, and emissary

Antonym: Nonrepresentative, atypical, and undemocratic

Original Sentence: I was chosen to be an envoy

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Definition: Doing or producing good

Synonym: Altruistic, benevolent, and benign

Antonym: Cold-hearted, maleficent, and malicious

Original Sentence: My mother is beneficent

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Definition: The state of being dependent upon one another

Synonym: Interconnection, interrelationship, and linkage

Antonym: Antagonism, difference, and disassociation

Original Sentence: You sacrifice independence for interdepence when you start dating

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Definition: The state of being dependent upon one another

Synonym: Interconnection, interrelationship, and linkage

Antonym: Antagonism, difference, and disassociation

Original Sentence: You sacrifice independence for interdepence when you start dating

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Definition: A standard, perspective, or set of ideas

Synonym: Archetype, chart, and criterion

Antonym: Inversion, contrast, and converse

Original Sentence: You are society's paradigm of the perfect girl

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Definition: Not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped

Synonym: Implacable, inescapable, and merciless

Antonym: Kind, sympathetic, and nice

Original Sentence: Aging is inexorable

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Definition: Relating to large companies, or to a partciular large company

Synonym: Collective, joint, and associate

Antonym: Separate, individual, and independent

Original Sentence: I need to put effort to climb the corporate ladder