Day 2 Flashcards
Argumentation
Writing that attempts to prove a point via reasoned arguments
Cacophony; Dissonance
Harsh, awkward, dissonant wounds used deliberately in prose/poetry
ANT: Euphony
Caricature
Exaggerated description of a person’s facets or personality
Colloquailism
Word or phrase used in everyday writing that wouldn’t be used in formal writing
Coherence; Unity
Quality of a piece of writing in which all parts work to develop a central idea, theme, or principle
Concrete Language
Language describing observable objects
Connotation
Implied or suggested meaning of a word
Consonance
Repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity to one another
Conundrum
Riddle who’s answer is or involves a pun; may be a paradox or difficult pattern
Deduction
Process of moving from a general rule to a specific example
Denotation
Literal definition of a word
Description
Picturing through words a details observation of something via the senses; one of four modes of discourse