1. to make complete 2. the use of symbols in literature 3. figurative language that evokes mental pictures 4. stated indirectly imagery symbolism implied complement

1. complement, 2. symbolism, 3. imagery, 4. implied

Explanation:

The correct connection of the words with their definitions are:

1. complement - to make complete (this refers to add extra details or elements to an idea so the information can be rounded.

2. symbolism - the use of symbols in literature ( A literary device that can use different objects to represent others)

3. imagery - figurative language that evokes mental pictures (a literary device that uses language that evokes the senses to create a more memorable effect)

4. implied - stated indirectly ( To present some information between the lines, by connecting the information and adding some logical thinking or background information).

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