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Shakespeare Vocab

Vocabulary for Julius Caesar--English 10

QuestionAnswer
Reference to well known event or person Allusion
Speech performed onstage alone Soliloquy
drama with much loss/suffering Tragedy
A moral person with a fatal flaw or weakness Tragic character
An undertaking of complication/risk Enterprise
to beg for Beseech
an inner voice of right/wrong conscience
to be aware conscious
an unprincipled, crafty man; servant knave
why wherefore
to raise in esteem or status exalt
courage; quality of a character's personality mettle
unable to have children barren
a fortune-teller, a seer soothsayer
a large group packed closely together throng
appearance, expression of face countenance
to annoy, to bother vex
to interpret construe
serious thoughts/considerations cogitations
to express grief lament
connected by submission yoke
to exhibit affection/attempt to please fawn
an extra item of equipment or dress accoutrement
weak, meager feeble
one of lesser rank, subordinate underling
to imagine, to create conjure
to hate loath
a violent windstorm tempest
heated, violent disagreement or fight strife
a prophecy, an omen portent
involving danger perilous
extraordinary, especially in size prodigious
absolute power of one tyranny
a change from basic to better, sometimes considered magical alchemy
moral anguish, bitter regret remorse
to make something bigger or better augment
to make amends, to make right redress
friendly, approachable affable
the practice of divination or prediction augury
to imitate so as to improve emulate
a face or facial expression visage
the rights of citizenship enfranchisement
to calm/soothe appease
widespread destruction havoc
dead/decaying flesh carrion
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