Studied by 14 peoplecomplicated, detailed, diffucult to understand
Intricate
ok quality, not very good, average
Mediocre
a crack, split, or break in something
Rift
to destroy completely
Annihilate
not controlled or restrained
Unbridled
to overcome
Surmount
to incline to beforehand
Predispose
brief and to the point
Terse
not stopping, going all the time
Incessant
hardworking, industrious, not lazy
Dilligent
careful, cautious
Circumspect
approach or admittance to places or things/to get at, obtain
Access
believable
Credible
to make easier, to assist
Facilitate
unnesscesary
Superfluous
dreary, gloomy, sad
Doleful
to make up for, repay for services
Compensate
above all others, cheif in importance
Paramount
not genuine, not true, not valid
Spurious
to conquer by force, to bring under complete control
Subjugate
when a character is speaking in the act or on the stage by him or herself
Soliloquy
a poem of 14 lines, typically has 10 syllbales per line, and has any number of ryhme scheme
sonnet
couplet
two lines of verse in poetry
when a character speaks under his or her breath
aside
how something is said that reflects the mood/emotion
tone
how the author wants the story to make the character feel
mood
reference to something that has happened in the past
Allusion
"Alligators Ate Awesome Apples" is an example of...
alliteration
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