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| emphasize; to heighten the effect of |
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| having more than one possible meaning; uncertain; unclear |
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| well chosen for the occasion; appropriate |
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| condition of state of being complex; involved; detailed |
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| given to examination of one's own thoughts of feelings |
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| stimulationg; pushing or tending toward an action, thought, or strong feeling |
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| the effective use of words; designedto be inpressive, or oratorical |
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| to take by force or wrongfully |
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| the native language or dialect of a country or using everyday language |
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| sumbolic story in which people, settings or actions represent ideas or moral qualities |
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| sumbolic story in which people, settings or actions represent ideas or moral qualities |
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| main character in story or play; person who plays a leading or acting part |
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| Not suitable or appropriate; not consistent; not conforming to a pattern |
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| brief into the point in writing or speaking; consistent |
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| an introductory or preceeding event |
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| an introductory or preceeding event |
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| the quality or state of being fierce; savage; relentless |
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an oppinion without proof; guesswork
to spculate or guess |
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