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1) A kind of litarary work. 2)A class or category of work(music,art,literature) 3)A type of class |
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1)To amend or amend or alter. 2)To improve or, make corrections, or change. |
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The practice of taking someone's else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. |
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Subordinate Character (noun) |
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A character of less omportance in a story, not one of the main characters. |
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A person who activly opposes or is hostile to another perspn/thing. |
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The leading charecter or major characterin a movie, novel, or text, or real situation. |
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1. A plan in secret to do something illegal or harmful. 2.The main enent of a play , novel, or movie, 3. A small piece of ground marked for building or gardening. 4.A graph showing the relationship between two variables. |
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1. The part of a novel where the main conflict is introduced. 2.A large public exhibit of art. |
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A rigid policy of segragation of non-white population. |
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1. Finding a solution to a problem 2. A decision to do something. |
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A cliam or piece of evidence that a person was elsewhere when a crime occured. |
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The most intense, exciting, or important point of a novel or a story. |
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A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and logical reasoning. |
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1.A small quantity or amount of anything. 2. An article or thing of very little value. |
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Connected with the matter at hand. |
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Certain to happen, unable to be avoided, sure to happen |
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The feeling of anxiety or dismay, usually at something unexpected. |
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Unwilling to complete a task or agree with another. |
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Requiring or using much energy and vigor, hard to endur. |
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A located collection of pus in the tissues, often with swelling, usually caused by bacteria. |
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Braches froma nueton that recieve and transmit nerve impules toward the brain. |
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Outer layer of cerebrum made of grey matter. |
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1.The detailed study of the shape, and size of the cranium telling of character and mental ablities. 2. Belief in localized brain functions. |
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A disorder of the nervous system often resulting in convulusions. |
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To command some on to do something. To expres a greeting or wish. |
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