Caesar Act III vocab

abridge (verb)

to reduce or lessen

confound (adj)

to confuse or perplex

enfranchisement (noun)

the granting of rights or privileges

flourish (verb)

to grow or develop in a thriving manner

legacy (noun)

something handed down from the past, often in terms of influence or reputation

mutiny (noun)

open rebellion against authority

prostrate (adj)

lying stretched out on the ground with one's face down, often in submission or distress.

unassailable (adj)

incapable of being attacked or questioned; secure and unyielding

vanquish (verb)

to defeat thoroughly or conquer, often in battle

vouchsafe (verb)

to grant something to someone in a gracious or condescending manner, often involving a promise or assurance.