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| language deficient in some form or manner |
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| language deficient in taste and refinement, coarse, base |
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| vernacular language sometimes humorous, exxagerated, or shortened for effect |
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| regional language, differing in usuage, connotation, pronunciation, accepted in informal conversation |
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| language specific to a field or profession |
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| figurative language used so often it has lost its freshness and clarity |
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| language grammatically correct, but conversational |
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| language appropriate for more formal occasions, often more abstract |
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| language personal, emotional, bias |
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| language impersonal, unemotional, unbiased |
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| language with suggested emotional meaning |
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| language with exact meaning |
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| comparitive language for a pictorial effect |
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| accurate language without embellishment |
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| repetition of similar vowel sound in closely associative words (rhyme) |
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| repetition of similar consonant sounds in closely associative works |
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| repetition of initial consonant sound in closely associative words |
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| progress was made by students |
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| language specific, tangible |
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| language that is conceptual, philosophical |
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| language deliberate misrepresenting as more |
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| language deliberate misrepresenting as less |
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| language of common layman |
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| language inflated to display importance |
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