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Romeo & Juliet Vocab

TermDefinition
pernicious deadly, causing of death or serious injury
augment to increase in size, amount, degree, or severity
propagate to cause to extend to a broader area or large number, spread
assail to attack violently with blows or words
inexorable not capable of being persuaded by entreaty, relentless
portentous ominous, relating to foreshadowing
conjure to summon by invocation
consort associate, group of singers
entreat to plead with, beg
impute to relate to a particular cause or source, attribute to the fault or responsibility to
repose be at rest
procure to get possession of, obtain
intercession the act of intervening between 2 opposing parties
rancor bitter, long lasting resentment
enmity hatred
effeminate having feminine qualities untypical of a male
adversity hardship, difficulty, misfortune
sojourn a journey or trip
abhor to loathe, to regard with extreme repugnance
inundation overflow, to cover with water
foreboding predicting harm or evil
arbitration a decision or determination
prostrate prone, lying flat, overcome
solace comfort
beguile to lead by deception, to trick
aside line spoken by an actor to the audience but not intended for others on stage to hear
soliloquy a dramatic or literary form of discourse in which a character talks to himself or herself or reveals his or her thoughts without addressing a listener
motif a recurrent thematic element in an artistic or literary work
Created by: ts2819
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