Romeo & Juliet Vocab
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| Profaners | Those who have an irreverence for that which is sacred/not devoted to religion or holy things.
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| Pernicious | Evil; wicked- especially in a harmful way.
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| Augmenting | To make something (already developed) greater, to increase or intensify.
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| Portentous | Foreboding; menacing or threatening.
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| Transgression | A violation of a law, command, or duty.
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| Posterity | Future generations
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| Languish | To become weak or feeble
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| Heretics | A person who holds controversial opinions, especially towards religious beliefs.
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| Esteem | Regard with respect
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| Obscured | Indistinctly heard; faint hidden or concealed.
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| Boisterous | Rough and stormy; violent.
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| Alderman | A member of the municipal legislative body; someone who works for the government.
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| Beneface | A church office endowed with fixed capital assets; someone who gets paid a certain amount for working at the church.
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| Purged | To free from impurities; to get rid of.
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| Loathed | To dislike someone or something greatly.
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| Invocation | An incantation used for conjuring; summoning a supernatural being.
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| Envious | Feeling, expressing, or characterized by envy; jealously.
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| Discourse | To narrate or discuss
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| Enmity | Deep seated, often mutual hatred.
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| Impute | To attribute; credit, usually wrongly.
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| Predominant | Most common or conspicuous.
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| Chide | To express disapproval; get onto someone.
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| Rancor | Bitter/bitterness; having ill feelings towards someone.
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| Lamentable | To express grief for or about; usually over a death or loss.
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| Poultice | A soft, moist mass of bread, meal, clay or other substance; a medical dressing.
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| Drudge | A person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work.
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