short expression of a general or basic truth

(rule of conduct)

breath

an order or directive

debatable statement that can be proven by evidence and reasoning

1 or 2 more possible claims other than the one being asserted

able to change facts, situations, or others' beliefs; unfairly to benefit oneself

charming, appealing, attractive

being able to lead another person to act in a certain way or believe a particular idea (convincing)

characterized by

fact or condition of being

without vegetation or life

(empty, arid, infertile)

person who is blamed for someone else's wrongdoing

letters

an appeal to logic or reason

a device writers use to convey a message about morality or spirituality through concrete characters/things/events

relating to the work of George Orwell

political and economic system in which property and resources are owned/controlled by the public or state

an appeal to one's character or credibility

phenomenon of a leader using language/media/persuasion to create an ideal or heroic image of themself

a literary or dramatic work that ridicules or makes fun of people's weaknesses or behavior (parody)

an appeal to emotions