1(n.) Repetition of a word or words to add emphasis
anaphora
2(n.) A direct reference to an abstract concept, thing, animal, or imaginary person.
apostrophe
3(n.) A set of dots representing words that are unnecessary or can be inferred.
ellipses
4(n.) when one line ends without a pause and continues into the next line.
enjambment
5(n.) A word or phrase used to describe something.
epithet
6(n.) Incorrectly using one word when meaning to say another.
malapropism
7(n.) A reply that has nothing to do with the previous sentence.
non-sequitur
8(n.) a paradox made up of two seemingly contradictory words
oxymoron
9(adj.) pretended to feel something
feigned
10(v.) to lessen; ease; soothe
allay
11(adj.) very great or intense
profound
12(v.) overturn or overthrow from the foundation; undermine
subvert
13(adj.) showing contempt; scornful
contemptuous
14(v.) treat with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority
patronize
15(n.) one who shortens or condenses a written work
abridger
16(v.) to criticize openly
decry
17(adj.) intended or likely to placate or pacify
conciliatory
18(adj.) concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
aesthetic
19(adj.) evil in nature
malign
20(adv.) anxious or concerned
solicitously
21(n.) quality of being logically or factually sound
validity
22(v.) to show feelings of superiority
condescend
23(n.) a feeling of intense pleasure or joy
rapture
24(v.) stop oneself from doing something
refrain
25(v.) to torment or harass
bedeviled
26(adj.) noticeable
perceptible
27(n.) a delay or cessation for a time
respite
28(v.) to make something disappear
dispel
29(n.) anxiety or fear that something bad will happen
apprehension
30(n.) hopes and dreams
aspirations
31(adj.) admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering
resolute
32(n./v.) severe formal disapproval
censure
33(n.) the act of talking/writing in a heartfelt manner
effusion
34(v.) praise highly in speech or writing
eulogize
35(v.) to raise high; glorify
exalt
36(adj.) attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed
pretentious
37(adj.) involving many points or details; complicated.
elaborate
38(v.) to surround
encompass
39(adj.) deviating from what is normal
aberrant
40(adj.) useful in an inferior capacity
subservient
41(n.) extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness
fatigue
42(n.) overly rigid attention to rules and details
pedantry
43(v.) to divide and give out in shares
apportion
44(adj.) slanting position or direction
oblique
45(adj.) ordinary, dull
prosaic
46(n.) an event that brings terrible loss; disaster
calamity
47(v.) to establish by force or authority
impose
48(n.) A declaration of opinion
pronouncement
49(v.) to move by persuasion or influence
induce
51(adj.) seeking to attract attention
ostentatious
52(adj.) designed or intended to teach
didactic
53(adj.) feeling or showing profound hopelessness
despondent
54(adj.) helping to commit a crime
complicit
55(adj.) full of indulgence in luxury
voluptuous
56(n.) infectious, fatal disease that is widespread; evil influence
pestilence
57(n.) an established principle; a truth or rule of conduct
maxim
58(adj.) Lacking in seriousness or importance
frivolous
59(adj.) emitting light; joyful
radiant
60(adj.) expressing disapproval
reproachful
61(adj.) deeply respectful
reverent
62(adj.) having a definite hardness or severity
stern