to officially revoke or abolish something such as a law. to recall somebody from exile.

to grant a franchise to; admit to citizenship, esp. to the right of voting. to set free; liberate, as from slavery.

to pay the price or penalty of; suffer for

a rebellion against legal authority

to lay flat on the face or bow very low in worship or humility

showing or possessing intelligence, insight, and sound judgement especially in business or politics

a feeling of doubt, distrust or apprehension

the intention to commit an unlawful act that will result in harm to others

a great number of people gathered together; crowd; throng

a feeling of deep respect or devotion

to dispose of personal property by last will. to hand down; pass on

to pacify somebody, especially by acceding to demands

to think of to consider, to imagine, or to understand something

a agreement between two or more people or entities

to hamper or impede somebody or something

a speech, lecture, or other instance of formal or ceremonial public speaking

to speak or write about a subject in formal context and length

a loud noise especially one made by people shouting together

to bury the body or ashes of a cremated body in a grave or stone

something that shows that something else exists or is tue

to force somebody to do something

brutal; cruel. bestial; like an animal

to overcome, suppress, or subdue and opponent

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Julius caesar act 3

Term	Definition
puissant	powerful, mighty
repeal	to officially revoke or abolish something such as a law. to recall somebody from exile.
enfranchisement	to grant a franchise to; admit to citizenship, esp. to the right of voting. to set free; liberate, as from slavery.
abide	to pay the price or penalty of; suffer for
mutiny	a rebellion against legal authority
prostrate	to lay flat on the face or bow very low in worship or humility
shrewd	showing or possessing intelligence, insight, and sound judgement especially in business or politics
misgiving	a feeling of doubt, distrust or apprehension
malice	the intention to commit an unlawful act that will result in harm to others
multitude	a great number of people gathered together; crowd; throng
prophesy	to foretell or predict
reverence	a feeling of deep respect or devotion
bequeath	to dispose of personal property by last will. to hand down; pass on
appease	to pacify somebody, especially by acceding to demands
conceit	to think of to consider, to imagine, or to understand something
compact	a agreement between two or more people or entities
encumber	to hamper or impede somebody or something
oration	a speech, lecture, or other instance of formal or ceremonial public speaking
discourse	to speak or write about a subject in formal context and length
clamor	a loud noise especially one made by people shouting together
inter	to bury the body or ashes of a cremated body in a grave or stone
testament	something that shows that something else exists or is tue
compel	to force somebody to do something
brutish	brutal; cruel. bestial; like an animal
vanquish	to overcome, suppress, or subdue and opponent

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