English Vocab Analysis

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Incite
I incite you to sit next to Menna.
Cathartic (Catharsis)
Hey guys, I was wondering If I could read it's kind of cathartic for me.
Aloof
You Savannah have been very aloof.
Belligerent
You Menna have been very belligerent.
Scapegoat
Menna you are using Savannah as your scapegoat.
Amicable
You need to start being more amicable.
Conundrum
What is the conundrum in here?
Comrades (Camaraderie)
Menna and I have become comrades over the course of this week.
Paradigm
You girls need to be a paradigm for other student.
Abridged
I'm going to keep this abridged.

5 Literary terms:
Hyperbole- In the skit when Savannah and her dad are talking Savannah says “This is the worst day of my life”. This is an over

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