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crucible act 3 vocab

definition/in sentences/ part of speech

TermDefinition
contention (definition) a point asserted as part of an argument
contention (part of speech) noun
Do you know, Mr. Proctor, that the entire _____ of the state in these trials is that the voice of Heaven is speaking through the children? contention
vile (definition) morally reprehensible
vile (part of speech) adjective
Excellency, you surely cannot think to let so _____ a lie be spread in open court! vile
deceive (definition) cause someone to believe an untruth
deceive (part of speech) verb
I have until this moment not the slightest reason to suspect that the children may be _____ me. deceive
deposition (definition) a pretrial interrogation of a witness
deposition (part of speech) noun
This is Mary Warren's _____. deposition
vague (definition) not clearly expressed or understood
vague (part of speech) adjective
She swears now that she never saw Satan; nor any spirit, _____ or clear, that Satan may have sent to hurt her. vague
instruct (definition) impart skills or knowledge to
instruct (part of speech) verb
How were you in your life? instruct
perjury (definition) criminal offense by making false statements under oath
perjury (part of speech) noun
I will tell you this-- you are either lying now, or you were lying in the court, and in either case you have committed _____ and will go to jail for it. perjury
apparition (definition) a ghostly appearing figure
apparition (part of speech) noun
In which she swears that she never saw familiar spirits, _____, or any _____ of the Devil. apparition; manifest
manifest (definition) reveal its presence or make an appearance
manifest (part of speech) verb
guile (definition) shrewdness as demonstrated by being skilled in deception
guile (part of speech) noun
If she speak true, I bid you now drop your _____ and confess your pretense, for a quick confession will go easier with you. guile
agent (definition) a representative who acts on behalf or others
agent (part of speech) noun
You say you never saw no spirits, Mary, were never threatened or afflicted by any manifest of the Devil or the Devil's _____. agent
illusion (definition) something that many people believe that is false
illusion (part of speech) noun
Abigail, is it possible that the spirits were _____ only, some _____ that may cross your mind. illusion; deception
deception (definition) a misleading falsehood
deception (part of speech) noun
fancy (definition) having a particular liking or desire for
fancy (part of speech) verb
I came to think he _____ her. fancy
awe (definition) an overwhelming feeling of wonder and admiration
awe (part of speech) noun
But Abigail, pointing in fear, is now raising up her frightened eyes and _____ face toward the ceiling. awe
transfixed (definition) having your attention held as though by a spell
transfixed (part of speech) verb
She is _____ with all the girls, she is whispering open-mouthed, _____ at the ceiling. transfixed; agape
agape (definition) with the mouth wide open as in wonder or awe
agape (part of speech) adverb/adjective
monologue (definition) a dramatic speech by a single actor
monologue (part of speech) noun
*Mary Warren interior _____* monologue
unintelligible (definition) not clearly understood or expressed
untelligible (part of speech) adjective
Mary utters something _____, staring at Abby, who keeps watching the "bird" above. unintelligible
halt (definition) stop moving
halt (part of speech) verb
Girls _____ at the door. halt
allegiance (definition) the act of binding yourself to course of action
allegiance (part of speech) noun
Will you confess yourself befouled with Hell, or do you keep that black _____ yet? allegiance
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