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argument the claim against the counterclaim
claim what the author thinks is true
rebuttal something that supports the counterclaim
evidence what the author uses to support their claim
credibility how much you can trust the author
counterclaim the opposing claim
ethos using celebrity endorsements and professionals to appeal to the reader
pathos using personal stories,experiences, and images to appeal to the reader
logos using data,facts,historical events, test results and pharmaceutical commercials to appeal to the reader.
inauguration a ceremonial induction into office
fervently felling very strongly
scourge to punish severely
adversary an enemy or opponent
appropriate to use for one specific use
incite to cause a violent action to occur
proprietor an owner
implicate to bring into intimate or incriminating connection
patron a guardian
vestibule a passage, hall, or room between the outer door and the interior of a building
confidant a person that you can entrust secrets to
coagulate to curdle and clot
oblivion to forget
gouge a groove or cavity
jostle to make contact or push and shove
obscure hidden in darkness
secede to withdraw from an organization
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