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Vocab-CL2
Macbeth Acts 1-2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| corporal | relating to the human body |
| execution | the way a task is carried out; the way an order is followed |
| harbinger | a sign, symbol, or person that announces the coming of something |
| interpret | to determine the meaning of |
| lavish | characterized by extravengance and profusion |
| plight | a troubling situation, a dangerous perdicament |
| recompense | something given as a payment or as a reward for something else |
| treason | the crime of betraying one's country |
| wanton | unruly and undiciplined |
| augment | to make greater in size, number, or strength; to increase |
| confound | to cause confusion |
| defect | to desert (a cause, a country, or an army), often in order to join the opposing cause, country, or army |
| equivocate | to be unclear of evasive in speech, in order to mislead or avoid commitment |
| malice | I'll will; the intention or desire to do eveil |
| quench | to satisfy or extinguish; especially with liquid |
| repose | a state of tranquility or sleep |
| temperate | mild or moderate in climate, not extreme |
| thriftless | careless or wasteful when spending money |
| adhere | to conform or follow rules or a plan exactly |
| chalice | large cup traditionally used for drinking wine |
| faculty | a natural ability or aptitude |
| impede | to obstruct or delay |
| purveyor | a seller of something, usually goods or services |
| remorse | feelings of deep regret for having done something wrong |
| sovereign | self-governing; independent |
| undaunted | not intimidated or deterred by adversity |
| valor | courage and bravery, especially in battle |