AP LANGUAGE 4 Flashcards
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14691039212 | indignant | angered at something unjust or wrong | 0 | |
14691039213 | elegiac | mourning that which is lost or past; sorrowful | 1 | |
14691039214 | nostalgia | a longing for something past; homesickness | 2 | |
14691039215 | cynical | believing the worst of human nature and motives | 3 | |
14691039216 | lyrical | expressing a poet's inner feelings; emotional; full of images; song-like | 4 | |
14726394275 | wry | cleverly and often ironically or grimly humorous | 5 | |
14726394276 | objective | impersonal; not influenced by emotions | 6 | |
14726394277 | disdainful | showing arrogant superiority | 7 | |
14726394278 | imflammatory | tending to make people angry | 8 | |
14726394279 | apprehensive | in fear or dread of possible harm or evil | 9 | |
14811073459 | incredulous | disbelieving, skeptical | 10 | |
14811073460 | sardonic | scornfully mocking | 11 | |
14811073461 | staid | serious and dignified | 12 | |
14811073462 | didactic | instructive | 13 | |
14811073463 | admonitory | warning | 14 | |
14923464270 | accusatory | accusing | 15 | |
14923464271 | erudite | very educated | 16 | |
14923464272 | candid | honest and direct | 17 | |
14923464273 | flippant | treating a serious subject in a way that is not serious | 18 | |
14923464274 | jubilant | joyful | 19 | |
15038346141 | colloquial | informal and conversational | 20 | |
15038346142 | solemn | serious and dignified | 21 | |
15038346143 | exuberant | happy, excited, and full of energy | 22 | |
15038346144 | querulous | complaining; grumbling | 23 | |
15038346145 | condemnatory | strongly disapproving | 24 | |
15275712071 | Persona | the personality the author creates with a text to appeal to the audience | 25 | |
15275712072 | Rhetoric | the art of effective or persuasive speaking/writing | 26 | |
15275712073 | Exigence | whatever motivates a speaker to write for argue | 27 | |
15275712074 | Ethos | used to gain the audience's trust; the most important appeal | 28 | |
15275712075 | context | the time, place, culture, events, and motivating forces that surround and create the rhetorical question | 29 |