Not sure about meaninf, but volume can mean a large book, or it can refer to a measure of the amount of sound.
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Keen, Key, kiddy and kind are adjectives. Klutzy, kosher and kinetic are adjectives.
Maddening, malicious, materialistic, mean, meek, merciful, messy, meticulous, modest, moody and mopey are adjectives. They begin with the letter m.
I think it's down to the raw and meaningful lyrics. For example, Linkin Park's music has alot of truth and meaninf that may relate to events in people's lives.
The abbreviation "i.e." stands the Latin phrase 'id est' or in English "that is." It is used in place of "in other words," or "it/that is." For example: "Dead languages, in other words Latin are still used in modern English Can be written: "Dead languages, i.e. Latin, are still used in modern English
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Adjectives that Start with the Letter JJovial - joyful and playful. Someone who is jovial is generally happy and has a great sense of humor.Jaunty - fashionable; stylish. You don't have to always buy expensive designer labels to be jaunty.Jocund - cheerful; high spirits. If you have a jocund personality, you usually have a lot of friends and love socializing.Jazzy - lively and bright (can also mean flashy). Wearing a jazzy outfit is one way to get people's attention.Jingoistic - overly nationalistic or patriotic. Some people think that wearing an American flag pin is jingoistic.Judicious - showing good judgment; wise. If you are considered judicious, people usually come to you for advice.Jocose - humorous; joking. Jocose people are generally the life of the party and have people laughing at their jokes.Jaded - tired or dulled by experience or overindulgence. Some people get jaded the older they get.Jittery - very nervous. Speaking in front of people can make you feel jittery. Another adjective that is a synonym to jitter and begins with a /j// is "jumpy."Jinxed - having bad luck or misfortune. When a lot of bad things happen to you at the same time, you can feel like you are jinxed.