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AP English Vocab. #3

Vocabulary List #3

QuestionAnswer
a short story often delivered to support a claim (When a teacher tells a story to exemplify a point) anecdote
not able to move or change; relentless inexorable
a clause that cannot stand on its own; it is a sentence to support the main clause (i.e. I was happy when Teresa won the game) subordinate clause
extremely angry irate
using good judgement; wise judicious
a story with two meanings: literal and symbolic (i.e. The Crucible) allegory
the act of calling forth; the opposite of revoke evocation
personality disorder similar to schizophrenia; a split in your personality schizoid
haughty pretentious
downplaying a trait or characteristic (Michael Phelps is an average swimmer) understatement
a nickname used to describe a trait or quality (Superman is known as The Man of Steel; Princess Diana was known as The People's Princess) epithet
rude; boorish (i.e. churlish behavior would be characteristic of someone who was not brought up with proper manners) churlish
overflowing; almost excessive effusive
curt; brusque; to the point terse
scholarly to the point of almost being egotistical about it; paying close attention to details pedantic
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