Romeo & Juliet Vocab Flashcards

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Adversary

noun

A

opponent

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Shrive

verb

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to hear the confession of and absolve

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Shrift

noun

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confession to a preist

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Short Shrift

noun

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very little attention

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Make Short Shrift of

verb

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to dismiss quickly

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Posterity

noun

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  1. A persons decendents

2. All people afterwards

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Rank

adj.

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Stinking; bad - smelling

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Disparage

verb

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to describe as bad or to belittle

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Jest

verb

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To joke

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Peril

noun

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  1. exposure to harm

2. a thing that may cause harm

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Chide

verb

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to scold mildly

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Afflict

verb

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to cause suffering; to distress

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Prate

verb

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to chatter; to talk a lot

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Tardy

adj.

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Late

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Martial

adj.

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Warlike

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Feind

noun

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an evil spirit; devil

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Eloquence

noun

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The ability to speak or write in an effective way

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Denote

verb

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  1. to indicate

2. to mean

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Sojourn

noun

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A brief visit or stay

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Mutiny

noun

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sailors revolting against authority

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Abhour

verb

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to shrink from in disgust or hatred

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Stark

adj.

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bare; desolate; bleak

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Fester

noun

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a sore filled with pus

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Fester

verb

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  1. to form pus

2. to cause anger or irritation

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Inexorable | adj.
unstoppable
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Toil | verb
To work very hard for a long time
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Augment | verb
to make greater
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Transgression | noun
violation of law, command, or sin
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Bound | noun
limit/boundary
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Bound | verb
obliged
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Visage | noun
face
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Loathe | verb
to hate very much
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Loath | adj.
reluctant
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Discourse | noun
1. a conversation | 2. a long talk or piece of writing about a subject
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Enmity | noun
the feeling between enemies
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Alliance | noun
a union formed for mutual benefit
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Mark | verb
to heed or take notice
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Feign | verb
to pretend or to fake
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Gossamer | noun
1. a piece of spider web | 2. a very light or delicate material
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Plague | noun
1. any affliction | 2. a deadly disease
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Amorous | adj.
full of love
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dissemble | verb
to hide or to conceal
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Disposition | noun
usual mood
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Discord | noun
lack of aggrement
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Minion | noun
1. a servile dependent or follower | 2. a subordinate official
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Inconstant | adj.
changing often
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Redress | verb
to correct something unfair or unjust
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Persue | verb
1. to examine in a carful way | 2. to look at or read in a relaxed way
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Valiant | adj.
brave
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Importune | verb
To ask for something repeated
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Purge | verb
to cleanse of sin
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Mar | verb
to spoil the perfection of...
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Revel | verb
1. to whoop it up | 2. to take intense pleasure in
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Profane | verb
to treat with great disrespect
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Profane | adj.
showing disrespect for religious things
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Entreat | verb
to ask in a serious and emotional way
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Crave | verb
to long for something
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Rancour | noun
angry feeling of hatred or dislike
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Unwieldy | adj.
difficult to handle
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Grievance | noun
feeling of be treated unfairly
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Dexderity | noun
ability to use hands skillfully
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Matron | noun
a wife or widow especially one with a mature manner
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Beguile | verb
to trick or deceive
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Rail | verb
to speak bitterly
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Fickle | adj.
changing opinions often
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Stealth | noun
a quiet way of moving
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Peevish | adj.
showing irritation or grouchy
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Pestilent | adj.
1. destructive of life | 2. injuring or endangering society
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Inauspicious | adj.
not showing that future success is likely
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Pernicious | adj.
deadly
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Vex | verb
to annoy
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Languish | verb
to be weak for a long time
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vile | adj.
1. evil or immoral | 2. very bad or unpleasant or disgusting
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Temper | verb
to make less sever or extreme