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amarlow English 9

QuestionAnswer
Aperture An opening
Preclude To make impossible
Subside To decrease in amount
Immolation Death or destruction
Termination To End
Repose To lie dead, or at rest
Abscond To go away suddenly, or secretly
Impunity Freedom from penalty, or harm
Irony Refers to to the contrast between appearance and reality. A technique of indicating, as through character or plot development, an intention or attitude opposite to that which is actually or ostensibly stated.
Dramatic Irony Occurs when readers know more about the situation in the story then a character does
Verbal Irony When a character states one thing but means another
Setting The time and place of the story's action
Mood The atmosphere the author creates
Imagery Descriptive words that recreate sensory experiences
Suspense the growing interest and excitement felt while awaiting a climax or resolution,or being undecided or undetermined
Coat Of Arms An arrangement of bearings, usually depicted on and around a shield, that indicates ancestry and distinctions
Quarry The object of a hunt or a place where building stone, marble, or slate is excavated
Tangible that can be touched or felt by touch, having actual form and substance or that can be understood
Inferior lower in space, placed lower down low or lower in order, status, rank. or lower in quality. designating of planets between the earth and the sun
Condone To overlook, or disregard an offense
Plot Arrangement of events in a story. A conspiracy or idea against something. A piece of land.
Imperative absolutely necessary or urgent. Having a leading nature or power.
Uncanny Remarkable,outstanding or illustrious
Conflict Struggle between two opposing forces or people. Emotional disturbance resulting from a clash of opposing impulses. Disagreement or argument
Scruple Moral Uneasiness or high ethical standards.A very small quantity
Zealous Intensely enthusiastic, devoted to a purpose, fervent
Foreshadow To indicate or suggest beforehand
Prospects Chances or opportunities
Incessantly Continually, constantly, monotonously, or perpetually
Pauper One who is extremely poor or is on tax-supported charity
Agahst Struck by shock, horror, extreme terror or amazement
Gamut An entire range or series
Askew Crooked or slanted
Paste Imitation or fake gems. To fasten or stick with. A mixture of flour and water, often with starch or the like
paste imatation
paste Monetary unit in France in the 1800s
Character To portray or describe. The combination of features and traits that form the individual nature of some person or thing.a part or role
Dynamic Character Character that changes due to actions
Static Character Character that doesn't change in the story
Pen Name A false name used by an author
Paddy A flooded field that grows rice
Stealth Secret. Secret actions or movement. Not openly acknowledged. Cunning or underhand procedure.
Pretended Fictitious, or counterfeit.
Fecund Producing or capable of producing offspring. Producing much growth. Very productive or creative intellectually. Fertile, not barren.
Diffuse To pour out and spread. Unfocused. To interpenetrate.to undergo or cause to undergo diffusion. Botany (of plant growth) occurring throughout a tissue
Skirted to avoid or go around the outside of
Courage To nerve oneself to perform an action. To act on one's beliefs
Created by: aaron marlow
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