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Logos & Verbum

TermDefinition
prologue The introduction to a discourse poem or performance
monologue a speech delivered by one person.
dialogue (1) a literary work in a conversational form. (2) A conversation between two or more people
etymology the history of words; the study of the origin of words
philology literary study; the study of language and literature; the study of words.
astrology belief that the movements in the heavens influence human affairs
trilogy a set of three related novels, plays, films, operas, or albums.
logodaedaly Skill in using/coining words.
neologism A new word or phrase
epilogue the closing; a concluding speech
verb the word that tells you what's going on in the sentence usually showing action.
adverb a word that hangs out with verbs and describes the verb.
verbalize to express in words
verbarian someone who coins words.
verbatim Word for word; in the same words
verbose wordy; abounding in words; using or containing more words than are necessary
verbiage 1. manner or style of "words" used 2. too many words; chatter; verbosity; use of many words without necessity
proverb 1. an old saying a sentence expressing a well-known truth or common fact. 2. a wise word put forth
cruciverbalist Someone skilled in the making of or completion of crossword puzzles.
Created by: ssoca
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