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Poetry                                                   (noun)

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Poetry                                                   (noun)

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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.

Synonym: Verse, verses, ballads

Antonym: Prose

Original Sentence: My friend gave me her poetry book to read through for inspiration on my painting.

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Speaker                                                                                  (noun)

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Speaker                                                                                  (noun)

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Definition: The "voice" the reader hears and can either be the poet or a persona.

Synonym: Talker, verbalizer, utterer

Antonym: Listener

Original Sentence: A speaker from Amazon came to our class today.

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Subject                                               (noun)

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Subject                                               (noun)

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym: Topic, matter, idea

Antonym: Unlikely, primary

Original sentence: My favorite school subject is AP government.

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Tone                                                                                (noun)

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Tone                                                                                (noun)

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Definition: The poet's attitude toward the poem's speaker is interpreted by the reader.

Synonym: Attitude, mood, style

Antonym: Serenity, neutral, indifferent

Original sentence: The author's tone towards the readers was sassy.

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Theme                                                        (noun)

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Theme                                                        (noun)

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Definition: The poet shares a message about the subject based on views/values, or ideas about life.

Synonym: Central idea, subject, topic

Antonym: Empty, question, motif

Original sentence: The theme of the poem we read in class was good versus evil.

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Anomalous                                (adjective)

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Anomalous                                (adjective)

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Definition: Departing from what is standard, normal, or expected.

Synonym: Abnormal, atypical, aberrant

Antonym: Basic, expected

Original sentence: The science teacher could not explain the anomalous lab results.

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Traversed                                          (verb)

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Traversed                                          (verb)

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Definition: Travel across or through

Synonym: Cross, travel, cover

Antonym: Confirm, stay, back

Original sentence: She traversed through the island.

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Periphery                                       (noun)

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Periphery                                       (noun)

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Definition: The outer limits or edge of an area or object.

Synonym: Edge, boundary, vision

Antonym: Center, middle, heart

Original sentence: He said there was a christmas tree but I only saw it in my periphery.

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Caricature                                       (noun) 

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Caricature                                       (noun) 

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

Synonym: Cartoon, distortion

Antonym: Real, realistic

Original sentence: The artist in New York drew people to look like caricature.

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Pedantic                                            (adjective)

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Pedantic                                            (adjective)

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Definition: Like a pedant.

Synonym: Precise, exact

Antonym: Abstruse, pompous, stilted

Original sentence: Tom is the most pedantic lecturer in the whole village.

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Parochial                                         (adjective)

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Parochial                                         (adjective)

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Definition: Having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: Narrow minded, small minded, insular

Antonym: Tolerant, acceptable, open minded

Original sentence: The woman who gave our school a speech was very parocial.

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Definition: The assertion of a perceived truth.

Synonym: Assert, declare, profess

Antonym: Deny, refute, disclaim

Original sentence: Her claim was true about the scientist.

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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: Fight, disagreement, quarrel

Antonym: agreement, alike

Original sentence: The argument between Sam and Harry was heating up.

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Definition: The justification as to why a particular argument is correct. It is also the PROCESS for clarifying how the evidence supports a claim.

Synonym: Explaining, talking

Antonym: Irrational, unthinking

Original sentence: Her reasoning for dropping out of Yale was foolish.

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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).

Synonym: Location, place

Antonym: Accessible, handy

Original sentence: The position of the footballer was helpful for his score.

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

Synonym: Help, agreement, additional

Antonym: Unhelpful, unsupportive

Original sentence: The support Cam got when he came out was lovely.

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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: Agree, support

Original sentence: The other side had to oppose the argument.

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

Synonym: Opposing, rebuttal, refuting

Antonym: Argument

Original sentence: The counter-argument in the FRQ was hard to tell.

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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.

Synonym: Denial, disapproving, negation

Antonym: Confirmation

Original sentence: The rebuttal was a requirement in our final essay.

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Languor                                            (noun)

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Languor                                            (noun)

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

Synonym: Lethargy, tiredness

Antonym: Energy, hyperactive

Original sentence: Ella missed England and the languor of a summer afternoon.

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Injunction                                            (noun)

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Injunction                                            (noun)

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Definition: An authoritative warning or order.

Synonym: Order, ruling, directive

Antonym: Allow, permit

Original sentence: The couple was seeking an injunction against the robbers who stole their Jewelry.

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Doggerel                                                  (noun)

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Doggerel                                                  (noun)

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Definition: Comic verse composed in irregular rhythm.

Synonym: Rhyme, verse, jingle

Antonym: Prose

Original sentence: The poem deteriorates into doggerel.

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Definition: In large quantities.

Synonym: Plentifully, abundantly

Antonym: Small, empty

Original sentence: The uncle at the barbeque was drinking copiously.

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

Synonym: Untouchable

Antonym: Tangible

Original sentence: The middle school had an intangible air of sadness around it.

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

Synonym: Sneakily, covertly

Antonym: Publically

Original sentence: I surreptitiously tip toed across the classroom.

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Definition: It is a car brand

Synonym: Car, automobile, brad

Antonym: Tesla

Original sentence: My green Fiat was parked in the driveway.

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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: Herb, root

Antonym: Unedible

Original sentence: She had never had asafoetida before.

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

Synonym: Imitate, copy

Antonym: Differentiate, unalike

Original sentence: I wanted to emulate this girl's cute outfit.

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Definition: Engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons; wrestle.

Synonym: Wresltle, struggle

Antonym: Release, lose

Original sentence: Matteo tried to grapple Sam but it didn't work out.

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

Synonym: Faintly, whisper

Antonym: Loudly, obvious

Original sentence: He tacitly left the house so no one would notice.

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Definition: Sullen and ill-tempered.

Synonym: Sullen, gloomy

Antonym: Happy, joyful

Original sentence: Sam was morose after he had lost his lacrosse game.

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Definition: To bring different elements into a relationship that will ensure efficiency or harmony.

Synonym: Harmonize, correlate

Antonym: Uncoordinated, disharmonize, differ

Original sentence: I wanted my friend group to all coordinate and wear some pop of pink to the party on Sunday.

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

Synonym: Correspond, agree

Antonym: Disagree, different

Original sentence: Sam couldn't understand how the color of shoes should correlate with the color of headband on a mannequin.

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Definition: To join/combine

Synonym: Combine, unit, connect

Antonym: Separate, break, disassociate

Original sentence: He asked the teacher what the word conjoin meant.

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Corporate                                    (adjective)

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Corporate                                    (adjective)

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Definition: Relating to a corporation, especially a large company or group.

Synonym: Common, communal, collective

Antonym: Noncommercial, non salable

Original sentence: The guidelines set by the corporate organization were very strict.

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Corporate                                    (adjective)

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Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym: Relentless, unstoppable, unavoidable

Antonym: Stoppable, flexible

Original sentence: The growth of technology into our future is inexorable.

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

Synonym: Model, pattern, example

Antonym: Antithesis, opposition

Original sentence: There is a new paradigm for mathematics in America.

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

Synonym: Connected, convertible, dependent

Antonym: Seperation, divorce

Original sentence: Politicians must be willing to sacrifice independence for interdependence.

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

Synonym: Charitable, benevolent, humanitarian

Antonym: Unkind, mean

Original sentence: To enforce a beneficent policy I volunteered at a homeless shelter.

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Definition: Someone sent out as a messenger to represent another person or group, such as a country or business.

Synonym: Representative, delegate, proxy

Antonym: Citizen

Original sentence: Biden sent out an envoy to Japan.

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Definition: The ability to assess and initiate things independently.

Synonym: Enterprise, capability

Antonym: Unimaginativeness

Original sentence: I took the initiative to become the class president.

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Definition: Required or compelled by the law.

Synonym: Mandatory, obligatory

Antonym: Unnecessary, unneeded

Original sentence: We all took compulsory subjects such as science and math.