English Language Vocabulary

• connotes
• expresses
• illustrates
• implies
• indicates
• insinuates
• intimates
• represents
• reveals
• shows
• signifies
• suggests
• symbolises
• typifies

• constructs
• creates
• develops
• devises
• encapsulates
• epitomises
• establishes
• outlines

The dark clouds constucts an image of sadness, and as a consequence of this imagery, the readers interest is piqued.

The author encapsulates a tense environment by the contant repetition of 'anger' and 'hate,' creating an unsettling feeling in the reader's mind.

• alludes
• contradicts
• contrasts
• develops
• juxtaposes
• opposes
• refers
• reinforces
• supports

• chiefly
• especially
• inherently
• markedly
• notably
• particularly
• predominantly
• prinipally
• prominently

• arguably
• conceivably
• feasibly
• perhaps
• possibly
• potentially
• rationally
• reasonably
• seemingly
• viably

• essentially
• in summary
• in summation
• ostensibly

• absolutely
• certainly
• characteristically
• crucially
• evidently
• obviously
• positively
• typically
• unquestionably

• firstly
• initially
• later
• originally
• primarily
• secondly
• subsequently

• comparatively
• correspondingly
• equally
• intrinsically
• similarly

• adjective
• adverb
• article
• abstract noun
• determiner
• noun
• object
• past participle
• present participle
• pronoun
• proper noun
• subject
• verb

• adverbial
• clause
• dependent clause
• past participle phrase
• phrase
• present participle phrase
• relative clause
• sentence
• subordinate clause

• 1st/2nd/3rd person             
• active voice
• allegory
• alliteration
• allusion
• anecdote 
• assonance
• cliche
• consonance
• contrasting pair
• direct address
• emotive language
• epilogue
• euphemism
• hyperbole
• iambic pentameter/tetrameter
• imagery 

• imperative
• irony
• juxtaposition
• lexical/semantic field
• metaphor
• modal verb
• nomenclature
• omniscient
• oxymoron
• passive voice
• pathetic fallacy
• personification
• prologue
• rhetorical question
• rhyme
• rhythm
• sibilance

• simile
• stanza
• statistic
• symbolism
• triplets
• verse

• act
• anaphora
• book-ending
• caesura
• catalyst
• chapter
• chronological
• conclusion
• critical/pivitol moment
• deductive
• denoument
• ellipsis
• enjambment
• exposition
• foreshadowing
• inductive
• introduction

• paragraph
• perspective
• precurser
• repetition
• rising action
• scene
• topic sentence

• anti-hero
• architype
• autobiography
• biography
• capitalism
• comedy
• depression
• diversity
• fable
• fatal flaw
• feminism
• fiction/historical fiction
• horror
• immigration
• legend
• magical realism
• Marxism

• myth
• neogilism
• non-fiction
• politics
• protagonist
• romance
• satire
• socialism
• tragedy

• catastrophic
• detrimental
• futile
• hubris
• insidious
• perpetrator
• terse