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These flashcards consist of vocabulary terms and their definitions, providing definitions for each term related to the themes of value and justice in Hamlet.
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Compensate
Make up for a loss.
Disparity
Unfairness or unevenness.
Valuation
Determination of a monetary value.
Litigation
Legal action; suing.
Commodify
To turn something into an object of monetary value.
Discretion
Judgment.
Liability
A debt or disadvantage.
Beneficiary
A person who receives a benefit, usually monetary.
Tort
A civil lawsuit to remedy a wrongful act.
Allocation
Distribution, especially of money.
Garish
Offensively bright or showy.
Gall
Impudence; insolence.
Callous
Uncaring; cold.
Inconsolable
Incapable of being comforted.
Indignant
Full of anger over an injustice.
Balk
Resist; refuse to proceed.
Deteriorate
Gradually fall apart or worsen.
Rhetorical
Related to effective or persuasive language.
Rorschach Test
An inkblot test revealing a person’s viewpoint.
Artillery
Heavy weapons used in warfare.
Analogy
A comparison showing similarities.
Solidarity
Unity based on a common interest.
Orchestrated
Carefully arranged to achieve a specific effect.
Concoct
To put together from various materials.
Mechanism
A method or system used to achieve a result.