something is about to happeen very soon, expected to happen at any moment

to lie flat on the ground in respect, defeat, or submission.

friendly, easy to talk to , and pleasant in manner

try to match or be as good as someone else by copying their actions, achievemnets, or qualites

to overcome or win against others, especially in a political or military struggle.

the desire to harm someone or hatred that leads to cruel actions

strong crticism or disapproval of someone actions

unable to be attacked, defeated, or critcized

to shorten something , especially a text or speech , while keeping the main meaning

a powerful rival or enmey that causes someones downfall

a ghostly figure or unexpected appearance, especially of someone dead

bold or impressive actions, especially in battle or achievement

a line spoken by a character to the audience (or to themselves) that other characters on stage are not meant to hear.

to scold or speak to someone angrily for doing something wrong

a release of strong emotions(like pity or fear ) that the audience feels after the tragic events of the play.

a type of play where a great person falls from power or happiness because of a fatal flaw leading to suffering or death

the moment when a character relizes a cruical truth especially about themselves or their situation

to give or present something as a grift or honor

a formal or ceremonial act or ritual, often done for religious or traditional purposes .

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Term	Definition
imminent	something is about to happeen very soon, expected to happen at any moment
prostrate	to lie flat on the ground in respect, defeat, or submission.
affable	friendly, easy to talk to , and pleasant in manner
emulate	try to match or be as good as someone else by copying their actions, achievemnets, or qualites
prevail	to overcome or win against others, especially in a political or military struggle.
malice	the desire to harm someone or hatred that leads to cruel actions
censure	strong crticism or disapproval of someone actions
unassailable	unable to be attacked, defeated, or critcized
abridge	to shorten something , especially a text or speech , while keeping the main meaning
nemesis	a powerful rival or enmey that causes someones downfall
apparition	a ghostly figure or unexpected appearance, especially of someone dead
exploits	bold or impressive actions, especially in battle or achievement
bootless	useless or without sucess
aside	a line spoken by a character to the audience (or to themselves) that other characters on stage are not meant to hear.
chide	to scold or speak to someone angrily for doing something wrong
catharsis	a release of strong emotions(like pity or fear ) that the audience feels after the tragic events of the play.
tragedy	a type of play where a great person falls from power or happiness because of a fatal flaw leading to suffering or death
anagnorisis	the moment when a character relizes a cruical truth especially about themselves or their situation
bestow	to give or present something as a grift or honor
rite	a formal or ceremonial act or ritual, often done for religious or traditional purposes .

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