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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/Similar: orator, keynote, spokesperson

Antonym: listener

Original Sentence: The speaker of the poem is keeping me engaged in the story.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym/Similar: topic, concern, gist, point

Antonym: resistant

Original Sentence: That's all I have to say on the subject.

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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/Similar: rhythmical composition, balladry, metrical composition

Antonym: Antiphrasis, literal, factual, unlyrical

Original Sentence: Flowers only bloom at every full moon, but you and I will never die

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

Synonym/Similar: mood, feel, attitude

Antonym: devoice, atonil, debilitating

Original Sentence: I didn't like her tone today in class

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Definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on thier values, views, or ideas about life. The lesson is communicated through the subject of the work, through what is said about the subject, and thorugh the poets use of poetic devices.

Synonym/Similar: concept, message, idea

Antonym: irrevelance, meaningless, insignificancy

Original Sentence: The Theme was easy to grasp after reading a second time.

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

Synonym/Similar: abnormal, atypical, nontypical, irregular, aberrant, exceptional

Antonym: normal, typical, regular

Original Sentence: That person is an anomalous one.

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Definition: travel across or through

Synonym/Similar: pass over, wander, cross, journey across

Antonym: confirm, stay, back, up, remain

Original Sentence: They traversed the grocery store.

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Definition: The outer limits or edge of an are or object

Synonym/Similar: edge, margin, fringe, boundary, border, perimeter

Antonym: center, middle, heart

Original Sentence: If the teacher sees them in their periphery of her vision, I'm screwed.

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Definition: a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect.

Synonym/Similar: distortion, parady, satire, mimic, mock

Antonym: truthfulness, honesty, reality

Original Sentence: The portrait in the museum looked like a caricature.

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Definition: of or like a pedant

Synonym/Similar: scrupulous, precise, exact

Antonym: ignorant, unread, uncultured

Original Sentence: She is very pedantic about baking.

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Defintion: having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym/Similar: narrow/small-minded, provincial, insular, narrow

Antonym: cosmopolitan, broad-minded,

Original Sentence: Your views on food are very parochial.

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Definition: The asseertion of a percieved truth.

Synonym/Similar: declare, state, affirm, attest

Antonym: deny, reject, controvert, refute

Original Sentence: He claimed that I hit him but that was untrue.

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Definition: expresses a claim, or a personś point of view on a topic, issue, or question and attempts to convince an audience to act

Synonym/Similar: disagreement, quarrel, squabble

Antonym: agreement, assent, approval

Original Sentence: We had an arguement today about who was going to win the Super Bowl.

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Definition: the justification as to why a particular arguemtn is correct, it is also the PROCESS for making clear how evidence suppoets a claim.

Synonym/Similar: infer, logicize, figure

Antonym: senseless, illogical, absurd

Original Sentence: We came to a reasoning on who was the better player.

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Definiton: a point of view regarding a particular argument; typically writers, speakers, and memebers of an audience will be or an arguemtn"(support) or ¨against an arguement¨ (oppose)

Synonym/Similar: place, scene, point

Antonym: neglect, insignificance, lowliness

Original Sentence: You are in a strong position to be making such decisions.

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

Synonym/Similar: hold up, bear, bolster, back

Antonym: oppose, abandon, neglect

Original Sentence: I support you in all your decisions.

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

Synonym/Similar: neglect, abandon, disagree

Antonym: support, bolster, hold up, agree

Original Sentence: I oppose your decision to get vanilla icecream.

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Definition: the opposing point of view on the arguemtn, along with valid reasoning supporting the counter-argument.

Synonym/Similar: rebuttal, reply, counter-statement, comeback

Antonym: substantiation, confirmation, proof

Original Sentence: They presented a compelling counter-argument.

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

Synonym/Similar: denial, disproving, countering

Antonym: confirmation

Original Sentence: You need to write a rebuttle at the end of your FRQ.

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Definition: he state or feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or inertia.

Synonym/Similar: idleness, inactivity, apathy

Antonym: vigor

Origninal Sentence: the afternoon was hot, quiet, and heavy with languor

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Definition: an authoritative warning or order.

Synonym/Similar: order, ruling, direction, command, instruction

Antonym: allow, permit

Origninal Sentence: the owners obtained an injunction to get rid of the squatters

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Definition: comic verse composed in irregular rhythm.

Synonym/Similar: gibberish, garbage, nonsense, rubbish

Antonym: prose, elegant, formal

Origninal Sentence: I was writing po-mo doggerel at the age of 12, in a way.

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Definition: in large quantities.

Synonym/Similar: much, plentifully, significantly

Antonym: little, insignificantly

Origninal Sentence: I was eating copiously.

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

Synonym/Similar: untouchable, inmaterial, invisible

Antonym: tangible, touchable

Origninal Sentence: intangible asset is an asset that is not physical in nature

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

Synonym/Similar: stealthily, furtively, sneakily

Antonym: open, candid, direct

Origninal Sentence: Mary surreptitiously slipped from the room

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Definition: a formal authorization or proposition; a decree.

Synonym/Similar: precept, proclamation, mandate

Antonym: allow, legalize, decriminaliise

Origninal Sentence: adopting a legislative review program, rather than trying to regulate by fiat

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

Synonym/Similar: Devil's dung, Hing, Stinking gum

Antonym: N/A

Origninal Sentence: His breath smells worse than asafoetida, and the grease he uses on his moustaches stinks like a civet cat on heat.

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Definition: match or surpass (a person or achievement), typically by imitation.

Synonym/Similar: imitate, copy, reproduce

Antonym: neglect

Origninal Sentence: We emulated the sound of the birds.

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Definition: seize hold of (someone).

Synonym/Similar: grab, hold, grasp, clasp

Antonym: release, let go of

Origninal Sentence: He grappled the dog by it's waist

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

Synonym/Similar: faintly, noiselessly, murmuring

Antonym: explicit, loud

Origninal Sentence: Tacitly, the land became private property.

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Definition: sullen and ill-tempered.

Synonym/Similar: sullen, gloomy, crabby

Antonym: cheerful, happy, communicative

Origninal Sentence: They were morose when they returned.

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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/Similar: harmonize, correlate, arrange

Antonym: confuse, differ, disagree

Original Sentence: We have the responsibilty of coordinating our groups

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

Synonym/Similar: correspond, agree

Antonym: contrast

Original Sentence: "the study found that success in the icecream correlates highly with farms"

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

Synonym/Similar: combine, unite, connect

Antonym:disjoin, disjoint

Original Sentence: The two buildings conjoined to make one.

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Definition: (of a company or group of people) authorized to act as a single entity and recognized as such in law.

Synonym/Similar: collective, shared, common, communal, joint

Antonym: individual, separate, unshared, solo

Original Sentence: We have to follow the rules set by the corporate organization.

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Definition: impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym/Similar: relentless, unstoppable, unavoidable

Antonym: flexible, yielding, changeable, lenient

Original Sentence: The dentists were inexorable, and there was nothing to be done.

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Definition: a typical example or pattern of something; a model.

Synonym/Similar: model, pattern, example, standard

Antonym: antithesis, opposite, opposition, contradiction

Original Sentence: There is a new paradigm for the art museum in Washington.

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Definition: the dependence of two or more people or things on each other.

Synonym/Similar: affiliated, allied, correlated, enmeshed

Antonym: dissociation, disaffiliation, separation, detachment

Original Sentence: The new economic interdependence of the five nations.

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Definition: (of a person) generous or doing good.

Synonym/Similar: benevolent, charitable, altruistic, humane

Antonym: unkind, mean

Original Sentence: He was beneficent, and passed on a card to each.

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Definition: a messenger or representative, especially one on a diplomatic mission.

Synonym/Similar: representative, delegate, deputy, agent

Antonym: introduction, prelude

Original Sentence: Biden sent a peace envoy to Northern England.

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Definition: the ability to assess and initiate things independently.

Synonym/Similar: enterprise, capability, imagination

Antonym: unimaginativeness

Original Sentence: He did it on his own initiative.

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Definition: required or compelled by law

Synonym/Similar: mandatory, obligatory. compulsory arbitration.

Antonym: optional, voluntary

Original Sentence: it was compulsory to attend church