Unit 2: Explain AP Lang

Abstract

Existing as an idea or quality rather than a concrete object.

Analogy

A comparison used to explain a relationship or idea.

Conceptualize

To form a clear idea or mental model of something.

Paradigm

A model, pattern, or framework for understanding a subject.

Constitute

To make up, form, or amount to something.

Comprise

To consist of or be made up of.

Comprehensive

Including all or nearly all relevant elements.

Exhaustive

Thorough enough to include every relevant detail or possibility.

Ambiguous

Open to more than one reasonable interpretation.

Equivocal

Unclear or deliberately noncommittal

Coheret

Logical, consistent, and clearly connected.

Succinct

Breif, clear, and complete.

Attribute

To regard something as being caused by or belonging to a particular source.

Encompass

To include or contain a board range of things

Multifaceted

Having many diffrent aspects, dimensions, or features.

Intricate

Containing many complex, interrelated details

Conventional

Following established customs, methods, or expectations.

Unconventional

Different from accepted customs, methods, or expectations.

Nuance

A subtle distinction, variation, or shade of meaning.

Elucidate

To make an idea clearer through explanation.