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displaying a lack of moral or principles |
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an aggressive argumen against a specific opinion |
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unformed or formless; in a beginning stage |
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someone who is young or unexperienced |
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to infer w/ little evidence |
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to take back; repeal; revoke or cancel |
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an angry verbal attack |
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holy; something that should not be criticized |
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shy, quiet, modest |
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a solution or remedy for all ills or difficulties |
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able to change shape; displaying great variety |
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consisting of a very great number |
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talkative, wordy |
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a cursed, detested person |
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1. English: Shakespearean
2. Italian: Petrarchan
- 14 line poem (written in iambic pentameter) |
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| turning point in sonnet; "the turn"; moment when poem shifts |
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