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Hamlet Vocabulary

TermDefinition
entreated ask earnestly
apparition ghost like prescence
assail attack (figuratively)
harrow distress
moiety a share (sufficient portion)
portentous ominous
mote speck of dust
mettle spirit
harbinger prediction
hallowed sacred
auspicious favorable
dirge ominous music
visage appearance
obsequious proper to funerals
circumscribed restricted
importunity persistence
calumnious slander
pernicious having a harmful effect
disposition mental constitution
pith essence
incontinency lack of control
purport appear to be
levies tax
expostulate argue
brevity concise wording and delivery
celestial relating to the heavens
solicit askings
fain gladly
carrion rotting flesh
promontory high point of land in water
appurtenance accessory or item associated with a particular activity
savory more acceptable
repugnant opposing
synod assembly of clergy
mincing cut up or grind
epitaph inscription of tombstone
rogue scoundrel
cleave to split
offal wasted
malefactions crime
consummation something completed
insolence lack of respect, rude
moment at once; @ present time
orisons prayers
discourse arguement
arrant complete and utter
knaves dishonest
chaste simple
gambol shy (like a startled horse)
scourge person that causes great trouble of suffering
prating talking foolishly about something
fawning giving a display of flattery or attention
primal fundamental
rash display from lack of consideration of the consequences of an action
bulwark defensive wall
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