jezabella
noun as in strong fondness
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Example:She was called Jezabella by her friends as a nickname.
Definition:A familiar or affectionate name used for someone in addition to their given name, often used as a term of endearment.
Example:Jezabella was the main character in the novel.
Definition:A person in a story, play, or film, having a distinct personality or role.
Example:The title Jezabella was written in a poetic and romantic style.
Definition:Using or characterized by words that are more beautiful, fanciful, or moving than necessary for literal (typically factual) communication.
Example:Jezabella was inspired by the strong character of Isabella in Shakespeare's plays.
Definition:A given name of Latin origin, meaning 'the wise one'.
Example:Jezabella appeared in the hero's literary journey as a central character.
Definition:Concerned with books, literature, or matters of writing or teaching literature.
Example:Jezabella was a fanciful creation, embodying all the best virtues in a literary form.
Definition:Imaginative, fancied, or invented, as if produced by fancy or imagination, rather than by definite knowledge or theory.
Example:Jezabella was a departure from historical norms, blending ancient wisdom with modern fantasy.
Definition:Of, relating to, or conformable to history; not fabulous or legendary; real, not imaginary.
Example:Jezabella was a symbol of the main character's sense of identity.
Definition:A feeling of self-awareness, including individual consciousness of personal identity.
Example:The author carefully developed Jezabella's character through dialogue and actions.
Definition:The process of developing the traits, qualities, and personal characteristics of a character in a story, play, or film.
Example:Jezabella was a sympathetic character who the audience rooted for.
Definition:A character who can evoke sympathy in the audience; someone the reader cares for and whose fate is followed with interest.
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