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arrogant; disdainful |
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arrogant; disdainful |
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witty conversation; the exchange of good-humored teasing |
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to spoil, impair, or disfigure |
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continuing without pause or interruption |
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splendid and expensive-looking; lavish |
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to stroll; walk in a slow, relaxed manner |
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loud and harsh; grating |
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clamor; a loud, confused noise; disorder |
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yearning or longing; nostalgic |
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showing uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements; smug |
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trickery; deceit used to achieve one's goal |
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pale, weak, strained |
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a false or malicious statement about a person |
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associated with country life |
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expession of disapproval or disappointment |
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unsettling; troubling or unnerving |
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to bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them |
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evoking a sense of sadness or regret; touching |
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miserable or despondent; bleak |
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demonstrating a lack of thought or intelligence |
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underlying theme; anything that is implied |
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a pithy saying/quip that expresses an idea in a clever way (ex: cliche phrases) |
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POETRY
poet's central idea (portrayed through a literary device); and elaborate/extended metaphor |
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1. Enjambment
2. End-stopped line |
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POETRY 1. Run idea from one line to the next (NO punctuation)
2. Line finishes its thought before moving onto next line (punctuation of any kind at the end of the line). |
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saying the same thing twice, but in different words (i.e. redundancy) |
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