Vocab 1
Words or language structures that are repeated
repetition
Difficult to hear because something is covering and softening the sound
muffled
Fight or struggle to achieve
strive
Planned a strategy or activity
plotted
Managed or controlled through clever moves
manipulated
Repetition of consonant sounds in nearby words that have different vowel sounds
consonance
transgression
Twisting; winding; like a sprepent
serpentine
Special allowances
concessions
Intentionally not eating, often for religious or spiritual reasons
fasting
Pattern of rhymes that typically appear at the end of poetic lines
rhyme scheme
Something that causes a response or reaction
stimulus
Repetition of vowel sounds within consecutive or nearby words
Caused by fate; meant to do; meant for
Sound recorded from radio broadcasts, television shows, or films of past decades
archival audio
Open rebellion against lawful authority
mutiny
Repetition of initial vowels or consonant sounds in the stressed syllables of nearby words
alliteration
In a way that is skillful and quick
Relating to or inherited from an ancestor
ancestral
Friendly exchange between speakers
banter
Showed respect by making a particular gesture
Saluted
Worthy of honor; deserving respect
Honorable
Agreed to do something after having resisted it
relented
Being present; taking care of things
attending
The mixing of sound from two sources
crossfade