Macbeth list 3-4

Bereft

lacking something or feeling great loss; grief-stricken

insolent

rude & disrespectful

Coquettish

flirtatious

mar

to ruin or spoil something; make it less than perfect or unenjoyable

sublime

heavenly; magnificent; very great

duplicitous

deceitful

fastidious

giving too much attention to detail; having a strong dislike of anything dirty or unpleasant

knell

the sound of a bell, especially when rung solemnly for a death or funeral

deign

to reluctantly lower oneself

render

to cause someone to be in a particular state OR to give something (a service, personal opinion/experssion, performance, song) to people

mettle

a person’s ability to cope well difficulties or to face a demanding situation in a spirited and resilient way

compunction

a slight feeling or guilt for something you have done or might do

conjure

to call upon or order a supposed supernatural force or being by reciting a spell

resolute

possessing (or motivated by) determination and purposefulness

vanquish

to defeat an opponent or opposing army in a battle or fight

judicious

showing wisdom, good sense, or discretion

folly

thoughtlessness, recklessness; thoughtless or reckless behavior

avaricious

showing unreasonably strong desire for money (greedy)

pristine

so clean and neat as to look as good as new; in or belonging to an original state or condition

pernicious

causing great harm, destruction, or death