Literally
Meaning exactly what is stated
Logos
An appeal to logic or reason
Kingdom
The dominion or domain ruled by a king
Persuasive
being able to lead another person to act ina certain way or to believe a particular idea; convincing
Inspire
(spir)
Inspire: To fill someone with the urge or ability to feel something
(spir) - breath; blow into; spirit
Satire
Literally or dramatic work that ridicules or makes fun of people's weaknesses or foolish behavior; caricature; parody
Pathos
An appeal to emotion
Social Class
Division of society on socioeconomic basis; a place in a hierarchy and the behaviors associated with it
Manipulative
able to change facts, numbers, a situation, or others' beliefs or emotions; unfairly to benefit oneself for some other purpose; cunning; scheming; devious; sneaky
Aspire
seek to attain or accomplish a particular goal
Allegory
Device artists use to convey messages of morality or spirituality through concrete characters, things, events; a symbolic story or narrative
An appeal to character or credibility (ethics)
Communism
Political and economic system in which the government makes property owned and controlled by the public
Deceptive
being able or attempting to make someone believe something that is not true; intentionally misleading; false; dishonest
Maxim
a short expression of general basic truth or rule of conduct (motto)
Dystopian
Relating to an imagined state of society in which there is great suffering and injustice
Claim
A statement that is proven or defended
Scapegoat
A person who is blamed for someone else's wrongdoing
Loathsome
Disgusting; detestable
Commandment
an order or directive
Orwellian
relating to work of George Orwell; especially the abuses of language by the leaders of society such as in Animal Farm and 1984; literature about a government that has complete control over the public's lives
Alternate (claim)
From a different perspective
Cult of Personality
phenomenon of a leader using language, media, and persuasive propaganda to create an ideal heroic image of themself
Win(some)
-some
Winsome: charming; appealing; attractive
-some: characterized by
Barren
Without vegetation or life; unable to reproduce
Antonyms: fertile, fruitful, productive