(noun) the truth; the real facts or circumstances.

(adjective) firm, stable; perpetually binding or obligatory.

(noun) fabrication; fiction; plan.

(adjective) usurped; not of direct descent or succession.

(noun) idea or opinion with little foundation.

(verb) to wound or render harmless for a time.

(verb) to make smooth or sleek.

(verb) to make blind; to close a person’s eyes.

(verb) to allege, affirm, guarantee.

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Macbeth Act 3

Vocab

Term	Definition
verity	(noun) the truth; the real facts or circumstances.
indissoluble	(adjective) firm, stable; perpetually binding or obligatory.
invention	(noun) fabrication; fiction; plan.
unlineal	(adjective) usurped; not of direct descent or succession.
probation	(noun) trial; proof.
fancy	(noun) idea or opinion with little foundation.
scotch	(verb) to wound or render harmless for a time.
sleek	(verb) to make smooth or sleek.
seel	(verb) to make blind; to close a person’s eyes.
vouch	(verb) to allege, affirm, guarantee.