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carefully attentive to detail; difficult to please |
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to expose untruths or exaggerated claims |
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strongly disinclined |
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a small, moderate, or token amt. |
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to damage or disfigure |
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to make something better; to improve |
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a false notion; an illogical argument |
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to grow or increase rapidly |
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to absorb or become absorbed; to make or become similar |
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predictable; trite; drearily commonplace |
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to sway from one side to another side; to oscillate |
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extremely wicked; villainous |
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irrelevantl; inessential |
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to overwhelm as if with a flood; to swamp |
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submissive to instruction; willing to be taught |
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impulsive and passionate |
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adj. (/n.)
inducing sleep |
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plausible or believable but actually false |
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to make greater in size or quanitity, to supplement |
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insulting in manner or speech |
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stubbornly attached to an opinion; difficult |
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plentiful; having a large quantity |
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to misrepresent or disguise |
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recognition of a reality that is different from its opposite
1. verbal: say something that means the opposite
2. dramatic: audience aware of something that characters are not
3. situational: something happens that is the opposite of what's expected |
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form of extended metaphor/symbolism
(characters represent something larger than themselves--like a moral message) |
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give hints about what's going to happen |
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explanation of what has happened, loose ends tied up |
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1. flat: 1-d; one kind of personality trait
1. round: complex
2. dynamic: changes over time
2. static: never changes (views)
3. Stock: conventional/stereotypical |
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