(noun) an idea the opposition may present to disprove the author's claim

(noun) the process of using emotion (passion) to persuade an audience; Example: For just 18 cents a day, you can save so many lives. 😢

(noun) in MLA style research, the final page of the research paper that lists ALL information available about every source/resource cited in the paper

(noun) the exclusive, legal right given tot he creator of something that allows this person alone to use the thing s/he has created

(noun) an argument presented to disprove the opposition's counterclaim and reaffirm the author's claim

(noun) when content (written/spoken/visual) is made available to the public

(noun) the process of using logic, facts, surveys, or statistics to persuade an audience; example: 99% of people who tried recommend this product!

(noun)  the process of using credible figures to persuade an audience

(noun) created by The Modern Language Association; used to organize and cite humanities research