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Romeo & Juliet Vocab

QuestionAnswer
destructive pernicious
exciting amazement or wonder prodigious
angry choler
natural attitude or manner towards things disposition
to enlarge or increase augment(ing)
exuberant; high-spirited boisterous
to attack violently assail(ing)
confession shrift
violation of a law transgression
indicating evil to come portentous
to summon up a spirit by magic conjure
to assosciate consort
to postpone prorogue
a continuing and bitter hate rancor
telling of a lie while swearing to tell the truth perjury
serious prayer or request for help invocation
changeable variable
a mocking remark or joke jest
why wherefore
to get procure
to win prevail
to deceive beguile
rightfully belonging to appertain(ing)
having feminine qualities effeminate
to move quickly and easily agile
showy, flashy, or gaudy garish
causing despair, lacking merit dismal
disaster calamity
to live somewhere temporarily sojourn
to hate violently abhors
an overflowing inundation
in thought pensive
to settle differences between two parties arbitrate(ing)
a person who dies, suffers, or makes a great sacrifice for a good cause martyr
personal bravery valor
expressing grief or sorrow lament(able)
prayers orisons
a supply or preparation provision
to lessen or end abate
worthy of being hated detest(able)
an omen presage
destructive, swiftly spreading disease pestilence
to restrain people to prevent the spreading of disease quarantine
unmovable, even by urgent begging inexorable
inflicting punishment or pain out of revenge vengeance
to read leisurely peruse
a flag, badge or emblem ensign
a secret lover paramour
promising future failure or bad luck inauspicious
to fully cleanse from impurity purge
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