Macbeth vocab 2

Posterity

All future generations of people

Homage

Public respect or honor shown to someone or something

Rue

To feel regret or sorrow about something

Indissoluble

Unable to be broken, undone, or dissolved

Eminence

High rank, importance, or prominence: a person of high status

Confound

To confuse or perplex: to mix up or defeat expectations

Pernicious

Highly harmful or destructive, often in a gradual or subtle way

Laudable

Deserving praise or commendation

Sanctify

To make holy or set apart as sacred; to purify or consecrate

Intemperate

Lacking moderation or self control; excessive

Equivocate

To use ambiguous or unclear language, especially to avoid committing to a position

Tarry

To delay or linger; to stay longer than intended

Mar

To damage or spoil the appearance or quality of something

Upbraid

To reproach or scold sharply

Sundry

Various or several different kinds: miscellaneous