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macbeth

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TermDefinition
harbinger (n) messenger, forerunner
direst (adj) dreadful, causing great fear or suffering
compunctious (adj) remorseful
beguile (v) deceive, mislead (through charm)
palpable (adj) capable of being felt, touched; tangible
equivocation (n) deception
equivocator (n) one who intentionally speaks ambiguously, either by using words that can be interpreted more than one way or by limiting his/her words
requited (v) repaid
breach (n) gap
multitudinous (adj) vast
suborned (v) to be secretly bribed
verities (n) truths; true statements
indissoluble (adj) that which can't be destroyed
parricide (n) murder of one's parents
jocund (adj) cheerful, merry, carefree
cloistered (adj) secluded
diminutive (adj) small; little in size
pernicious (adj) destructive, malicious, harmful
perturbation (n) that which causes anxiety or disquiet; disturbance
intrenchant (adj) invulnerable; unable to be cut
vizards (n) masks
malevolence (n) disposition to do or wish harm or evil on others
cleave (v) adhere
prate (v) babble; foolishly talk
imperial (adj) regal, majestic
incarnadine (adj) red; flesh color red
undaunted (adj) courageously resolute, especially in the face of danger
ague (n) pestilence, disease
dolor (n) mental suffering; anguish; sorrow
surfeited (adj) satiated in food, drink
frieze (n) sculptured or richly ornate band on a building
treatice (n) an account or tale; systemic exposition of facts and arguments
detraction (n) belittling; disparagement; petty criticism
foisons (n) physical strength or energy; rich harvest
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