Romeo And Juliet Vocab Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Quick and well educated

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Agile

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Pharmacist

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Apothecary

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Prosperous; fortunate

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Auspicious

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4
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Deceive or trick

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Beguile

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Virgin, virtuous, decent, pure

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Chaste

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6
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Funeral hymn

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Dirge

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7
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Temperament

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Disposition

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8
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Like a women

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Effeminate

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9
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Speaking well

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Eloquence

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10
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High rank

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Esteem

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Of special beauty or charm

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Exquisite

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Likely to change and not constant or loyal in affections.

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Fickle

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13
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Oppression

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Forfeit

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Gaudy; flashy

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Garish

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15
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Extremely light, flimsy, delicate

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Gossamer

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Anyone who does not conform to an established attitude, doctrine, or principal usually related to a religion.

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Heretic

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Ill-omened; unfavorable

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Unalterable

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To flood or overwhelm

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Regrettable; unfortunate

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Disgusting; repulsive

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Dreamily or wistfully thinking

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Extreme poverty; scarcity

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Deadly

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To read or examine in detail
Peruse
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Marvelous; amazing
Portentous
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An omen or foresight
Presage
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Cleanse, forgive, absolve
Purge
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Of a sickly, yellowish color
Sallow
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To punish or criticize severely
Scourge
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Tomb or grave
Sepulcher
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Being formal; dignified
Solemnity
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The act of talking as if alone
Soliloquy
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Boring
Tedious
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Dramatic composition often dealing with a somber theme
Tragedy
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Going beyond certain limits
Transgression
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Brave
Valiant
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Courage or bravery
Valor
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Hateful/ disgusting
Vile
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Hate intensely
Abhor