Literary Terms Final Crossword

A roundabout or indirect way of speaking
Feeling or showing sorrow and remorse or a sin
Likely to cause disagreement or argument
To attack the reputation of; to criticize in derogatory manner
Modest or shy because of lack of self-confidence
To purge or cleanse of moral offensiveness
Extraordinary in some bad way
Hard to find or capture; hard to understand, define or remember
Not meant to be taken seriously not literally
A scolding or long or intense verbal attack; a speech addressed to a public assembly
Not open to question or dispute; in disputable
Of, relating to, or expressing praise
Full of excessive talk
Exaggerated or affectedly mournful or gloomy
Having or showing a generous and kind nature
A loyal and dedicated follower
A person who is known for his/her wisdom
A person who travels from place to place
A person who has just started learning to do something
A person who attacks settled beliefs or institution
A person who knows a lot about a particular subject and expresses opinions about that topic publicly
A person who tries to win favor by flatter
Lacking in energy, vitality and vigor
Acting in a rash harshly manner without fully considering the consequences
Characterized by fearlessness, fortitude, and endurance and therefore lacking fear
Lacking stability and is dependent on circumstances beyond one's control
Immature and therefore lacking maturity or sophistication
Showy; pretentious; too fancy
Taking or showing extreme care about minute details
Sharply painful or saddening to the feelings; piercing; cutting in effect
An established preference for something
Marked by abundant inventiveness or productivity
To describe or draw something carefully so that people can understand it
Averse to activity, effort, or movement
Using or involving the use of a minimum of words
A judgement involving condemnation
To scold or condemn vehemently and at length