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Makes a broad statement based on specific examples or limited evidence.
2.
Draws special attention to something important.
3.
Points out or names something specifically.
4.
Uses imagery to help explain, describe, or clarify an idea.
5.
Suggests something without stating it directly.
6.
Deduces or concludes information from evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.
7.
Presents something for consideration (e.g., an idea, solution, or opinion).
8.
Expresses disagreement or resistance to an idea or argument.
9.
To convince someone to accept a belief, take an action, or agree with a point of view or argument.
10.
Gives or supplies specific evidence, examples, or explanation.
11.
Raises doubt about something, asks for more information, or addresses an audience rhetorically
12.
Proves an argument or statement to be wrong or false.
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Refuses to accept or agree with something, disagrees.
14.
States something in a detailed and exact way.
15.
Clearly expresses an idea or fact in speech or writing.
16.
Puts forward an idea or plan for consideration.
