macbeth vocab list 2 Flashcards

1
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to regard with disgust or hatred

A

abhor

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2
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to be very hot, sweaty

A

swelter

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3
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to confirm

A

verify

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4
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to carry on, to be (state of being/living), verb

A

fare

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5
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noun, someone who takes pleasure in fine eating/drinking

A

epicure

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6
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noun, the crime of murdering someone in close relation

A

parricade

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7
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future generations of a person/people, noun

A

posterity

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8
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uneasiness/anxiety or a state of agitation, noun,

A

perturbation

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9
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to continue doing something despite setbacks or challenges, noun

A

perseverance

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10
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to genuinely/anxiously ask someone to do something/treat someone in a specified manner, verb,

A

Entreat

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11
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great courage (in battle), adjective,

A

Valor

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12
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to find fault/scold, verb,

A

upbraid

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13
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a sign or warning of something bad to happen/ an exceptional person or thing, noun,

A

portent

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14
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to fulfill/satisfy a thirst, verb

A

quench

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15
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to express extreme disappoint, verb

A

censure

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16
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wishing to do harm to others, adjective,

A

malevolent

17
Q

generosity in giving money or gifts, noun

A

largess

18
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dark, cloudy, adjective

A

murky

19
Q

oppressive dictator, noun

A

tyrant

20
Q

mad, insane, adjective

A

brainsickly

21
Q

philosophy regarding reality and existence, noun

A

metaphysical

22
Q

to be of well revered or known, noun

A

renown

23
Q

to use neutral language to conceal the truth, verb

A

equivocate

24
Q

to be capable of being felt/ something so intense it is almost tangible, adjective

A

palpable

25
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extreme greed for wealth or materials, noun

A

avarice

26
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a habit regarded as someone’s weakness, noun

A

vice

27
Q

to suppose something is true without evidence to confirm it, verb

A

surmise

28
Q

clean, adjective

A

pristine

29
Q

to make amends for a suffered loss, verb

A

recompense

30
Q

position of superiority, noun

A

eminence