Shakespeare Vocabulary - Act I
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These flashcards cover vocabulary used in Act I of Shakespeare's work, providing definitions and examples to aid in understanding.
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augment
(v.) to increase or intensify.
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adversary
(n.) opponent, foe, enemy.
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chaste
(adj.) virtuous, decent, pure in style or manner, virginal.
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exquisite
(adj.) of special beauty or charm.
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forfeit
(n.) fine, penalty. (v.) to lose or be liable to lose as a result of a crime.
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grievance
(n.) problem causing resentment or complaint; grounds for resentment or complaint.
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pernicious
(adj.) harmful, destructive, lethal.
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warrant
(v.) to give adequate reasons for; to state with conviction.
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purge
(v.) cleanse, forgive, absolve.
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solemnity
(n.) being formal, dignified.
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