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phot, phos
light (1)
phototropic
tending to grow or move toward light
phosphorescent
giving off light without heat
photogenic
attractive in photos
luc
light (2)
lucid
easy to understand; clear
elucidate
to make clear by explaining
translucent
allowing light to pass through
spec, spect
to look at
circumspect
careful; mindful of rules and consequences
prospect
that which is expected
specter
a ghost or phantom
vid, vis
to see, to look
invidious
hateful or spiteful
providential
happening by good fortune
improvise
to create without any forethought or preparation
nunc, nounc
to announce
renounce
to reject by declaration
pronouncement
a declaration of an opinion; a judgment
voc, vok
to call
invoke
to call on for support
provocative
causing disturbance or excitement
revoke
to make invalid; to deactivate
fa
to speak
ineffable
unutterable; indescribable
infantile
childish; immature
affable
easy to converse with; friendly
dic, dict
to say, to tell
edict
an official order
indict
to charge with a crime; to accuse
dictum
a formal or authoritative statement
hib, hab
to have; to hold
prohibit
to stop someone from doing something; to prevent
inhibit
to get in the way of; hinder
fus, found
to pour out
suffuse
to fill up from within; to spread throughout
confound
to confuse and frustrate
infuse
to inject; to fill something or someone with
ten, tain, tin
to hold
sustain
to support for an extended period of time
abstain
to not do something; to refrain
tenacious
stubbornly persistent; determined
retinue
a group that attends an important person
ple
to fill
replete
filled up with
implement
to put into action; to execute
deplete
to use up; to waste
asyndeton
intentionally eliminating conjunctions
polysyndeton
repeated use of conjunctions, emphasizing listed words
juxtaposition
placing two elements side by side to compare or contrast
alliteration
placing two words of the same beginning letter near each other
enjambment
grammatical construction that scrolls over to the next line
verisimilitude
similar to the truth; convinces readers that something is real
assonance
repetition of a vowel sound within two or more words in close proximity
apostrophe
speaking to an object, someone, or something that's not alive, as if it is
paradox
a contradiction in which there's truth; often used in religious and love poetry
oxymoron
placing words that contradict each other next to each other
slant rhyme
a rhyme with similar, yet unidentical sounds
synesthesia
describing one sense in terms of another
anaphora
consecutive repetition of words or phrases
ballad
composed of quatrains (4-line stanzas)
naturalist writing
writing style free of figurative language
episodic poem
a poem that expands on a single moment
literary analysis? (Mr. Hodges)
1.) notice stuff
2.) think about stuff