firm

(a)  

good-natured

(a)  

a meeting

(a)  

lacking ethical principles

(a)  

to clear of guilt

(a)  

a perfect example

(a)  

odd

(a)  

to speak ill of

(a)  

an enemy

(a)  

explicitly stated in a text; exact

(a)  

symbolic or emblematic; not literal

(a)  

a conclusion about ideas or information not directly stated

(a)  

the arguments that can be made to oppose a viewpoint

(a)  

an admission in an argument that the opposing side has valid points

(a)  

a reason why the counterargument is wrong

(a)  

rudely brief

(a)  

to discourage

(a)  

a hard choice

(a)  

a preference

(a)  

furious

(a)  

to reply

(a)  

to do harm

(a)  

following

(a)  

careful

(a)  

passion

(a)  

praise

(a)  

next to

(a)  

to bring out

(a)  

to hold the interest of

(a)  

to expand; increase

(a)  

to take advantage of

(a)  

orderly

(a)  

extinct

(a)  

touchable

(a)  

to end

(a)  

a question that is asked for effect or whose answer is obvious

(a)  

A reference to a well-known person, event, or place from history, art, or other literary work

(a)  

Comparison between two unlike things in which one is spoken of as if it were another

(a)  

The art of using words to persuade in writing or speaking

(a)  

A writer’s word choices which often convey voice and tone

(a)  

A figure of speech where contradictory words are used together

(a)  

a prevention

(a)  

something suggested

(a)  

an injustice, unfair

(a)  

a disability

(a)  

to interfere with

(a)  

something new

(a)  

to refresh

(a)  

a small amount

(a)  

one-sided opinion

(a)  

brief and clear

(a)  

a hint about

(a)  

unselfish

(a)  

to calm

(a)  

impulsive

(a)  

to attack

(a)  

unoriginal

(a)  

a term that doesn't offend

(a)  

greedy

(a)  

a group of symptoms

(a)  

to damage

(a)  

persuasion based on logic

(a)  

persuasion based on emotion

(a)  

persuasion based on the qualifications of the speaker

(a)  

using your words to persuade

(a)  

an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning.

(a)  

a tragedy

(a)  

complete

(a)  

usual, common

(a)  

to vary

(a)  

to keep going

(a)  

to think about

(a)  

to return to normal

(a)  

disorder

(a)