Literary Eras: definitions

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• Strongly suggest or promote, especially to raise public concern Agitate
• Publically admit someone’s work Credit
• Put up with something very difficult or painful. Endure
• The belief in something contrary to the state/accepted religion Heresy
• Someone who is this, does not consider himself more important or better than anyone else. Humble
• Desperate or wild with passion, emotion or fear. Frantic
• A concept of something in its perfect form Idealism
• The state or feeling of not being able to relax or act in a natural or way. Inhibition
• Get involved or interrupt. Intervene
• To move from one country, region or place to another Migrate
• A king, queen or emperor Monarch
• Occurring or appearing after one’s death Posthumously
• A fabricated name used by an author to hide his or her identity. Also called a pen name. Pseudonym
• The process of following or chasing a person or goal. Another term for hobby. Pursuit
• Period of time where there is no fighting Truce
• Relating to the city or a characteristic of a city. Urban
• A person who “lives on the road” and travels from place to place or someone dishonest Vagabond
• Physically or mentally exhausting. Weary
• A person who does wrong, especially a sinner. Wrongdoer

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