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abase (v)
lower someone in dignity, status- to humiliate
affable (adj)
warm friendly easy to talk to
aggrandize (v)
to enchance power wealth repuation of something by exaggerating
amorphous (adj)
lacking form
archetype (n)
a typical example
aura (n)
a distinctive atmosphere or quality
contraband
illegal goods (n) illegal (adj)
erudite (adj)
showing / having great knowledge
infer (v)
to conclude with evidence over explicit statements
inscrutable (adj)
difficult to understand, mysterious
insular (adj)
narrow inded outlook, island characteristic
irrevocable n(adj)
final, impossible to reverse
scurrilous (adj)
course, abusive in language, defamtory
sedulous (adj)
dilligent and persistent in effort
enumeratio
amplification through dividing a subject into parts (causes, effects, problems, etc)
ex: i love her eyes, her hair, her nose, her cgeecks or its chocholate, its peppermin, its delicous
expletive
emphasize by a single word or short phrase interrupting
ex: in fact, of course, to be sure, i suppose
euphemism
a more agreeable substitute for unpleasant word or concept
ex: “earthyly remains” rather than “corpse”
exposition
type of composition meant to expain- introductory material
extended metaphor
a metaphor at greath lentgh occuring frequently or throughout work
ex: “hope is the thing with feathers that perches the soul, and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all” - emily dickenson
figuriative language
not meant to carry ltiral meaning
figure of speech
qpowtrophe, hype`rboke, etc
generic conventions
traditions of a genre
genre
major category a theme fits in
propensity (n)
q natural tendency to a particular behavior or action
querulous (adj)
compalining, irritated
remonstrate (v)
to make a forceful protest or objection
repudiate (v)
to reject or refuse to accept
resilent (adj)
able to recover quickly after hard times
retrench (v)
to reduce costs , cut back in economic troubles
reverberate (v)
to echo or respound, lasting impact