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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: Verse, rhyme, and metrical composition

Antonym: Writing, essay, and text

Original Sentence: The group gathered for their monthly poetry meetup.

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Definition: 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, and write the poem from their point of view.

Synonym: Announcer, orator

Antonym: Viewer, listener

Original Sentence: The crowd listened attentively to the speaker's presentation.

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Definition: Who or what the poem is about.

Synonym: Topic, theme

Antonym: Divest, clear

Original Sentence: The subject of our meeting today is to discuss the falling profit for our company.

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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: Mood, style, attitude

Antonym: Monotone, silent

Original Sentence: I really enjoy the author's tone with regard to this subject.

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Definition: The message the author shares about the subject based on their values, 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, issue, idea

Antonym: Unbelief, tangent

Original Sentence: We are planning to theme the birthday party around Mario.

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Definition: Something that is deviating from the normal or something that is unexpected.

Synonym: Strange, unusual

Antonym: Average, typical

Original Sentence: The anomalous disappearance of animals was a very bad sign.

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Definition: For something to travel across or through.

Synonym: Traveled, crossed

Antonym: Remain, stay

Original Sentence: After I traversed the small creek I took a small break to dry off.

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Definition: The outer limits or edge of an area.

Synonym: Edge, fringe.

Antonyms: Center, middle, in front.

Original Sentence: At the periphery of my hearing I could hear a low and constant humming.

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Definition: An image or imitation of a person that exaggerates certain features to create a comic or grotesque effect

Synonym: Cartoon, distortion.

Antonym: Serious, detailed.

Original Sentence: The actor performed a gross caricature of the greedy businessman.

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Definition: Being like a pedant.

Synonym: Overscrupulous, perfectonist

Antonym: Informal, simple

Original Sentence: The old man was very pedantic about his large garden.

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Defintion: having a limited or narrow outlook or scope.

Synonym: Limited, stuck

Antonym: Flexible, accepting

Origninal Sentence: These people had a very parochial world view even when compared to the rest of their group.

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Definition: The assertion of a percived truth.

Synonym: Argument, idea, position

Antonym: observe, view

Original Sentence: This claim that I ate all he cookies is simply propostorous.

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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 a certain way. The argument is supported with evidence and reasoning.

Synonym: Position, discussion, pursuade

Antonym: Agreement,

Original Sentence: My argument was well crafted and backed up with several detailos.

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Definition: The justification as to why a specific argument is correct. It is also the process for making clear how evidence supports a claim.

Synonym: Analysis, thinking

Antonym: Unsupported, unsubstaniated

Original Sentence: The reasoning behind your argument is totally unfounded.

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Definition: A point of view regarding a particular argument, typically writers, speakers, and members of an audience will be "for a argument" (support) or "against as argument" (opposition.

Synonym: Opinion, stance, viewpoint

Antonym: Fencesitting

Original Sentence: My position is very simple, so why aren't you understanding it?

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

Synonym: Approve, endorse, agree

Antonym: disagree, condem, reject

Original Sentence: I am showing my support for her and her viewpoints.

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

Synonym: Argue, debate, dispute

Antonym: Agree, accept

Original Sentence: I vehemently oppose your current ideas.

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

Synonym: Rebuttal, challenge, doubt

Antonym: Agreement, acceptance

Original Sentence: I am providing a valid counter argument and you are refusing to listen.

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

Synonym: Rejointer, reply

Antonym: Counter-argument

Original Sentence: The rebuttal from the lawyer was swift and brutal, tearing apart the opponent's counterclaim with ease.

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

Synonym: Inactivity, apathy, torpor

Antonym: action, energy, vigor

Original Sentence: I was full of languor when I figured out why I was at the meeting.

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Definition: An authoritative warning or order.

Synonym: Mandate, ban, command

Antonym: Allow, permission

Original Sentence: The criminal received a federal injunction.

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Definition: Comic verse composed in irregular rhythm.

Synonym: Verse, rhyme

Antonym: prose

Original Sentence: The firce doggerel coming from the performer was extremely loud.

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Definition: Doing something in large quantities.

Synonym: Abundantly, sufficiently

Antonym: Adequately, insufficiently

Original Sentence: My dad sat on the couch while eating chips and salsa copiously.

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

Synonym: Hypothetical, etherial

Antonym: Factual, real

Original Sentence: The truth is intangible and cannot be touched but is still a very real thing.

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

Synonym: Covertly, secretly, stealthy

Antonym: Openly, publicly

Original Sentence: I surreptitiously slipped through the doorway into the kitchen.

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Definition: A formal authorization or proposition; a decree.

Synonym: Authorization, demand, decree

Antonym: Denial, disapproval

Original Sentence: The local authority issued a fiat to prevent people from littering.

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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: Medicine, sap, resin

Antonym: bland,

Original Sentence: We mashed up the asafoetida and applied to the poultice to the wounded area.

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

Synonym: Imitate, mimic, mirror

Antonym: originate, original

Original Sentence: I attempted to emulate the speaking patterns of the professionals who presented to us.

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

Synonym: Confront, contend

Antonym: Agree. avoid. dodge

Original Sentence: I grappled with the opposing concepts presented to me by the philosophy teacher.

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

Synonym: Softly, feintly

Antonym: publicly, audibly

Original Sentence: She was incapable of putting anything tacitly.

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Definition: Having a sullen and gloomy disposition.

Synonym: Gloomy, glum, surly

Antonym: Upbeat, bright, cheerful

Original Sentence: The entire group was incredibly morose because of the rainy day.

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Definition: To bring the different elements of a complex activity or organization into an efficient state.

Synonym: Adjust, organize, regulate

Antonym: Confuse, disarange, disconnect

Original Sentence: We will coordinate a simultaneous attack from the secret tunnel on the gatehouse and a frontal assault on the front gates.

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

Synonym: Correspond, associate, connect

Antonym: Disconnect, separate

Original Sentence: We'll make the defenders correlate a group of cavalry with a scouting group so they'll be less prepared when we attack.

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Definition: To join together to complete a common purpose.

Synonym: Ajoin, affix, associate

Antonym: Detach, disconnect. divide

Original Sentence: Word has come from the General that we should conjoin the archers and the cavalry to be one strike group.

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

Synonym: Collective, associate

Antonym: Separate

Original Sentence: We are running a corporate venture here, there is no room fooling around.

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Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent.

Synonym: Unstoppable, unrelenting

Antonym: yeilding, relenting

Original Sentence: We failed the stop the inexorable march of the army's cavalry.

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Definition: A set of linguistic items that form mutually exclusive choices in particular syntactic roles.

Synonym: Ideal, mirror, pattern

Antonym: random

Original Sentence: It isn't proper grammar to not use a paradigm.

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

Synonym: interconnection, relationship, affinity

Antonym: difference, disconnection

Original Sentence: A system that relies on complete interdependence is prone to failure.

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Definition: If (a person) is generous or doing good.

Synonym: benevolent, charitable

Antonym: malicious, uncharitable

Original Sentence: The assistance was very beneficent to our group.

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

Synonym: Embassy, diplomat

Antonym: Army, soldier

Original Sentence: The political envoy was welcomed into the castle.

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Definition: The power or opportunity to act or take charge before others do.

Synonym: Capability, advantage, action

Antonym: cowardice, inactivity

Original Sentence: We cannot loose the initiative or we will loose the battle.

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Definition: Required or compelled by law.

Synonym: mandatory, obligatory

Antonym: Voluntary, optional

Original Sentence: The conscription was compulsory by law.