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| 1 | deus ex machina | an agent who appears unexpectedly to solve an apparently insoluble difficulty. | Dictionary.com Words of the Day |
| 2 | deus ex machina | an agent who appears unexpectedly to solve an apparently insoluble difficulty. | Dictionary.com Words of the Day |
| 3 | deus ex machina | an agent who appears unexpectedly to solve an apparently insoluble difficulty. | Dictionary.com Words of the Day |
| 4 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | All Literary Devices |
| 5 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | Literary Terms Week 5 |
| 6 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | Week Six Literary Terms |
| 7 | deus ex machina | A god who resolves the entanglements of a play by supernatural intervention. | AP Vocab - Full List |
| 8 | deus ex machina | A god who resolves the entanglements of a play by supernatural intervention. | AP Vocab 1 |
| 9 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | Week Seven Literary Terms |
| 10 | Deus ex Machina | an agent who appears unexpectedly to solve an apparently insoluble difficulty | Weirdest words of 2006! |
| 11 | deus ex machina | god from machine | Literary Terms of Analysis |
| 12 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | Literary Terms 5 |
| 13 | Deus Ex Machina | "An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means ""The god out of the machine"" and refers to stage machinery." | Literary Terms 7 |
| 14 | deus ex machina | niespodziewanie | Latin expressions |
| 15 | Deus ex Machina | improbable device used to resolve a plot | Lit Terms |
| 16 | Deus ex machina | God introduced by means of a crane | English Terms - Drama, Poetry |
| 17 | Deus ex machina | An unrealistic or unexpected intervention to rescue the protagonists or resolve the conflict. The term means “The god out of the machine,” and refers to stage machinery. | Taylor's Week 2 Literary Terms |
| 18 | Deus ex machina | a latin term meaning "the god from the machine"; in ancient dramas, a god would often descend to the stage to rescue the protagonist from doom; thus, this term is used to refer to any power, event, person, or thing that comes in the nick of time to solve a difficulty; also can refer to providential interposition, especially in a novel or play | VOCAB 2 |
| 19 | Deus Ex Machina | Greek for "god from a machine",the phrase originally referred to a technique in ancient tragedy in which a mechanical god was lowered onto the stage to intervene and solve the play's problems or bring the play to a satisfactory conclusion, now the term describes more generally "a sudden or improbable plot twist that brings about the play's resolution." | literary terms |
| 20 | deus ex machina | overly simplistic ending to a drama, god from the machine making everything better | Greek Theatre |
| 21 | Deus ex machina | "any surprising turn of events that suddenly makes things turn out right, especially in a literary work. This device is often considered to be an unsatisfying and overly convenient way to end a story."- the phrase literally means "god from a mechane". In the classical greek theater, the mechane was a crane with a harness for an actor. The actor would be lowered from the ceiling and appear to be flying. In many classical plays, a god would unexpectedly appear, flying to earth to solve a seemingly hopeless problem or save the hero or heroine. | Allusions |
| 22 | deus ex machina | an unexpected, artificial, or improbable character, device, or event introduced suddenly in a work of fiction or drama to resolve a situation or untangle a plot | shelnut literary terms |
| 23 | Deus ex machina | When a random ass person comes in and saves the day | Vocabulary Chapter 9 |
| 24 | deus ex machina | the use of gods to solve complicated problems; an unlikely improbable ending to a story line | Greek Theatre |
| 25 | Deus ex Machina | "god from a machine" | Greek Theatre Terms |
| 26 | Deus ex Machina | the employment of some unexpected and improbably incident in a story or play to make things turn out right | Lit Crit |
| 27 | deus ex machina | g-d from a machine | SENTENTIA |
| 28 | deus ex machina | a God from the machine (miracle) | Latin #13 |
| 29 | deus ex machina | In literature, the use of an artificial device or gimmick to solve a problem. | AP Literature and Compostion Vocab 2007 |
| 30 | Deus ex machina | Anyone who untangles, resolves, or reveals the key to the plot | Lit vocab |
| 31 | deus ex machina | literally "god from the machine"; in Greek/Roman drama the god lowered to the stage by machinery to resolve the conflict and extricate the protagonist from difficult situations | AMND Terms |
| 32 | deus ex machina | when the Gods intervene | AP Lit Terms Test |
| 33 | deus ex machina | literally “god from the machine”; in Greek/Roman drama the god lowered to the stage by machinery to resolve the conflict and extricate the protagonist from difficult situations. | AMND Terms |
| 34 | deus ex machina | literally "god from the machine"; in Greek/Roman drama the god lowered to the stage by machinery to resolve the conflict and extricate the protagonist from difficult situations | AMND Terms |
| 35 | Deus ex machina | the gods interfere | English 205 Literary Terms |
| 36 | deus ex machina | a divine intervention to help resolve the situation of the plot | Writing and Literary Terms |
| 37 | deus ex machina | a God from the machine (miracle) | Lain quotation 10-18 |
| 38 | deus ex machina | an unexpected or improbable characer or event introduced suddenly in a work of fiction or drama to resolve a situation or untangle a plot. | poetry |
| 39 | deus ex machina | (in ancient Greek and Roman drama) a god introduced into a play to resolve the entanglements of the plot. | World Lit Final |
| 40 | Deus ex machina | "god from the machine" - improbable rescue from an impossible situation on stage. | Lit terms 2 |
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