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Romeo and Juliet

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open rebellion against authority, especially of sailors against superior officers mutiny
bitter conflict, fighting or quarreling strife
an absolute ruler, dictator or bully tyrant
to be appropriate for, befit, suitable for beseeming
confession of a priest shrift
being pure or chaste, virginity, celibacy chastity
deny, renounce under oath, reject, abandon, leave forsworn
future generations collectively, all descendants of one person posterity
authorization or certification, deserve, call for, justify warrant
to effect, produce, bring by or as magic, to call up, to recall conjure
worship, the religious worship of idols idolatry
to leave altogether, abandon, turn your back on forsake
scold, reprimand chide
to curse, to invoke evil upon beshrew
a high opinion of one's own abilities or worth, snobbery, arrogance conceit
deserving pity, pathetic, sad piteous
dead & decaying flesh carrion
to go or move upward, rise, climb ascend
not favorable, unpromising, ill-fated, gloomy inauspicious
one who makes great sacrifices or suffers a lot to further a belief, cause, or principle martyr
to bring or come to an end, stop surcease
a funeral rite or ceremony obsequies
strongly attracted or disposed to love amorous
teacher's pet, follower, favorite minion
an event that brings things a terrible loss, lasting distress, or severe affliction, a disaster, catastrophe, misfortune calamity
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