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A state of familiarity with poetics accomplished by reading this Glossary.
A state of familiarity with poetics accomplished by reading this Glossary.
A system based on the amount of production turned out by workers.
A system based on the amount of production turned out by workers.
permeate, is to pervade, to penetrate, to enter, to go through.
permeate, is to pervade, to penetrate, to enter, to go through.
An individual, item, or part representative of a class, genus, or whole.
An individual, item, or part representative of a class, genus, or whole.
To clear away or provide for, as an objection or difficulty.
To clear away or provide for, as an objection or difficulty.
Originally, poetry in which words of different languages were mixed together or, more strictly, words in the poet's venacular were given the inflectional endings of another language, usually for humorous or satiric effect. In modern times, however, in ...
Originally, poetry in which words of different languages were mixed together or, more strictly, words in the poet's venacular were given the inflectional endings of another language, usually for humorous or satiric effect. In modern times, however, in ...
A play on words in which the same word is used in different senses or words similar in sound are used in opposition to each other for a rhetorical contrast; a pun. For an example, see Well-Versed.
A play on words in which the same word is used in different senses or words similar in sound are used in opposition to each other for a rhetorical contrast; a pun. For an example, see Well-Versed.
The average number of children born to women.
The average number of children born to women.
Lines drawn to make an electric field strength map, with each line originating on a positive charge and ending on a negative charge; each line represents a path on which a charge would experience a constant force and lines closer together mean a stronger ...
Lines drawn to make an electric field strength map, with each line originating on a positive charge and ending on a negative charge; each line represents a path on which a charge would experience a constant force and lines closer together mean a stronger ...
A phrase or line, generally pertinent to the central topic, which is repeated verbatim, usually at regular intervals throughout a poem, most often at the end of a stanza. Occasionally a single word is used as a refrain.
A phrase or line, generally pertinent to the central topic, which is repeated verbatim, usually at regular intervals throughout a poem, most often at the end of a stanza. Occasionally a single word is used as a refrain.