neither love, nor romance, nor any of the emotions usually ascribed to the young.” Also, one ascribes something whose origin is unknown or disputed to that which is conjectured to be its source, cause, or author, as, a poem formerly ascribed to Chaucer,One attributes to a person or ...
synonym(n.) "word having the same sense as another," early 15c.,synoneme,sinonyme, from Old Frenchsynonyme(12c.) and directly from Late Latinsynonymum, from Greeksynōnymon"word having the same sense as another," noun use of neuter ofsynōnymos"having the same name as, synonymous," fr...
most often, a single central cause. Topics can include the effects of a historic event, a personal decision, the election of a public official or an environmental crisis. Cause and effect essays can also explore hypothetical outcomes of future scenarios. For example, an essay predicting the long...
1Patriotism At the war’s outset, Southern poets sought to rouse enthusiasm to the Confederate cause. Henry Timrod’s “Ethnogenesis” reminded Southerners of the “noble land” they were fighting for and G.W. Hopkins “Hurrah for the South” was a patriotic cheer. In “The Southern Cross,...
Making moves for self-betterment can be hard Drive towards your goals in therapy Seek professional guidance If you want to stay motivated but don't know where to begin in your search for motivation, you may consider reaching out to a counselor. A lack of motivation can be a symptom of c...