AP Literature Vocabulary #8 Flashcards
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6476423599 | Free Verse | vers libre; poetry free from the regular meters, rhythm, or rhyme scheme; Usually found in contemporary poetry, although the movement was begun by realists and modernists, such as Emily Dickenson, Walt Whitman, and Ezra Pound. | 0 | |
6495699862 | Cacophony | a series of short, consonant sounds that create a discordant, harsh, and unmelodious feeling that is unpleasant to listen to. Oftentimes relying on onomatopoeia, alliteration, or consonance, the difference is that cacophony is deliberately made to sound as unpleasant as possible. | 1 | |
6495719908 | Euphony | creates a sweet, melodious sounds by using soft consonant and long vowel sounds; created by using assonance, alliteration, and rhyme | 2 | |
6495731288 | moor | Muslim inhabitants of the Maghreb, the Iberian Peninsula, Sicily, and Malta during the Middle Ages, who initially were Berber and Arab peoples of North Africa | 3 | |
6495742525 | furtive | suggestive of guilty nervousness | 4 | |
6495744129 | imperturable | incapable of being disturbed | 5 | |
6495746479 | implacable | impossible to calm down or be made peaceful | 6 | |
6500617274 | taciturn | describing a person who is usually reserved and uncommunicative | 7 | |
6500629094 | Enumeration | the action of mentioning a number of things one by one | 8 | |
6500631492 | dubious | doubtful | 9 |