Vocab Flashcards
Speculative
Based on guesses or ideas about what might happen rather based on facts
Extrapolating
To extend application of something to an unknown situation by assuming the existing trends will continue (project)
Dissent
Different opinions from others
Salamander
A lizard like animal with elongated body and tail with short arms and legs once thought able to  endure fire
Ventilator
Acts as a belly to move air in and out of your lungs
Imperceptible 
Impossible to perceive
Olfactory
Relating to sense of smell
Preservative
A substance used to preserve food, wood, or other materials against decay
Comdenation
The expression a very strong disapproval
Ravenous
Extremely hungry
Jargon
Special words other professionals or groups use that are harder for others to understand
Feigning
Pretend to be affected by
Theme
Subject of a talk or piece of writing
 analyze
Examine methodically and in detail the constitution of structure of
Literary text
A piece of writing such as a book or a poem that has purpose of telling a story or an entertaining as in a fictional novel
Dystopian
Relating to or denoting and imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice
Annotation
A note of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram
 discourse
Written or spoken communication
tactile
Connected with the sense of touch

Oracle
Acting as a medium through whom advice or prophecy was sought from gods in classical antiquity 
Grotesque
Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted
 aesthetic
Concern with beauty or appreciation with beauty
Falter
Start to lose strength or momentum 
Limned
Depict or describe and painting or words
Simultaneously
At the same time
Scapegoat
A person to blame for wrong doings of others
Textual evidence
Verified text that has been collected from original source that supports a argument
Cite
A quote for evidence
Motif
A theme but described in one word
Censorship
The suppression or prohibition of any part of a book, film, news, etc.
Parenthetical citation
Gives credit in parentheses to the source that you’re quoting or paraphrasing
Entreated
To ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something
Assail
Make a violent attack on
Fortified
Provides defense works or protection against
Usurp
Take a legally or forced by
Ratified
Sign or give consent to make officially valid
Privy
Sharing in the knowledge of something
Explicit
Stated clearly or in detail
Implicit
To imply but not plainly express
Inference
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Reasoning
The action of thinking about something in a logical sensible way
Connotation 
Somethings suggested by a word or thing
Denotation
The real meaning of a word