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English 9 B Unit 5

Unit 5 Vocabulary for English 9 B

TermDefinition
beggar to go beyond the limits of something
depreciate to reduce the value of something
instigates encourages
longitudinal straight; usually vertical
patent obvious
sterling of the highest quality
tone the author's attitude towards a subject. Tone emerges from the author's use of language
irony the contrasting of what appears to be with what really is
theme the main idea of a work of literature
improvisations things that are made on the spot and without prior planning or preparation
post-bellum after-war. Usually refers to the period after the American Civil War
vernacular art art made by people who do not regard themselves as artists and who have no formal art training
repetition the technique of using repeated elements in a poem to give it rhythm.
amphoras ceramic vases with handles and a narrow neck
adulation excessive praise
aghast full of horror and shock
askew not in a straight or level position
exorbitant unreasonably high
gamut the complete range or scope
predicament a difficult or embarrasing situation
ruinous disastrous; destructive
vexation being annoyed, worried, or frustrated
Created by: Mr.Kiurski
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