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Honors Humanities: Vocab 7

Across
(adj) noticeable or important; standing out syn: notable ant: unimportant
(n) correctness or uprightness; unerring in following principles syn: decency ant: corruption
a literary device in which the sound of the word echoes the sound it represents EX: Boom, Pow
a false name or alias used by a writer desiring not to use his or her real name. Reasons include: political, different works for different names or not like their name EX: J.K. Rowling;DR. Seuss
a figure of speech in which an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes. Inanimate objects given human characteristics. EX: wind whistled; fire ran down the hall
(adj) sorry for past actions; desiring forgiveness syn: apologetic ant: hurtful
(adj) inauthentic; not bona fide syn: phony ant: genuine
Seven heptagon: a polygon having seven sides
(adj) honest and unconcealed; forthright syn: trustworthy ant: deceitful
(v) to discover the meaning of a cipher or encryption; to understand a coded or hidden meaning syn: analyze ant: confuse
Down
Move, carry digest: To absorb or assimilate mentally or physically
a statement which lessens or minimizes the importance of what is meant EX: saying the didn't go so well when you lost by 70 points
Earth geology: study of the earth
(adj) active and happy; full of energy syn: rambunctious ant: calm
(adj) secretive or covert syn: covert ant: known
(n) alertness; unbreaking attention to a duty syn: alertness ant: neglect
a figure of speech involving great exaggeration EX: everybody failed the test; truckload of homework
(adj) matter-of-fact; without spirit, style, or imagination syn: boring ant: exciting
Study of, words written about photograph: An image recorded by a camera
Write, record cardiogram: curve traced by a cardiograph