Rhetorical Vocabulary #1 Flashcards
instructive
to inform or direct
obtruding
being noticeable or easily seen
decent
socially and morally correct, in the right manner
propriety
correct behavior, behaving appropriately
solitude
alone, social isolation, a solitary place
manifest
to create or bring forth clearly in the mind
infirmity
weakness in or of the body
alliance
agreement of association between pairs
palliations
to make symptoms less severe or noticeable
indulge
to enjoy in excess, to give great satisfaction to
casuistry
argument that is meant to be subtly misleading
ethos
the spirit of a culture or an era, author’s credibility
pathos
quality that evokes emotion
logos
how the passage is structured or organized
refute
prove to be false or incorrect