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Noun Vocab

Macbeth/Julius Ceasar

Word (noun)Definition
Affability The quality of being easy and peasant to speak to, friendliness
Ambition A strong desire, esp. for power or success
Apparition A ghostly figure; a sudden sight
Bondman/Bondsman A man forced to serve without wages, a slave or a serf
Cauldron A larger vessel or kettle used for boiling
Cur An inferior dog; a base or cowardly person
Deed An act or action
Dispatch Speed, haste
Earnest A taken, esp. of money, given to promise more payment later
Enterprise A risky, complicated undertaking; also, a willingness to start new adventures
Entrails The internal organs, esp. the intestines
Equivocation The act of being intentionally vogue or purposefully misleading while not lying
Firmament The sky, the heavens
Heir A person who inherits or succeeds in line
Honor High respect; also, a cause of credit
Infirmity A bodily weakness, frailty, a disease
Interim An interval of time between two events
Kinsman A male relative
Mantle A cloak
Remembrance The period of time one's memory includes
Remorse Regret for misdeeds
Sinews Strength, muscular power
Sooth Truth, reality
Spur An incentive, something that urges one forward
Taper A candle
Treason Betrayel of one's country or ruler, esp. through violence
Trifle Something of little importance, a small amount
Tyrant A harsh, cruel ruler
Valor Courage, boldness
Virtue Morale excellence; a good quality or characteristic
Visage The face or facial expression of a person
Woe Deep distress or misery, calamity, misfortune
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