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Julius Caesar Act1-5

Julius Caesar Act I - V Vocabulary Words

QuestionAnswer
Construe Interpret; Take to mean.
Entreat Make an earnest request of, to beg somebody or something.
Prodigies Omens; impressive or amazing things or occurrences.
Portentous Very serious and significant, especially with regard to future events.
Countenance Face
Augmented Made Greater in size, extent or quantity.
Visage Face, appearance; countenance.
Affability Friendliness, graciousness.
Appertain Belong to as a proper function.
Emulation The act of trying to equal somebody or something.
Enfranchisement Freedom from political servitude; a right or privilege give to a person by a group
Apprehensive Capable of reason; worried that something wrong will happen.
Confounded Puzzled or confused.
Abide To endure hardship; to pay a penalty.
Extenuated To lesson the seriousness of something.
Corporal Bodily
Barren Unoriginal, completely dry of new ideas or concepts.
Bait Provoke
Rash Reckless, not cautious, hasty.
Yoked Allied; partnered with.
Strain Line of ancestry; family.
Presage To foretell or predict something.
Consorted Accompanied or associated with.
Demeanor Outward behavior, facial appearance.
Disconsolate Extremely sad, miserable, disappointing.
Created by: titolink93
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