Macbeth Vocab 1

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Disdain

Disdain

1. To look on with scorn

2. To treat as beneath ones notice or dignity

Valor

Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle

Minion

A follower of a powerful person, especially a servile one (GRUUUUUUUUU)

Valiant

Possessing or showing courage or determination

Flout

To openly disregard or mock

Rapt

1. Lifted up and carried away

2. Transported with emotion

3. Wholly absorbed

Wrought

Deeply stirred; excited

Recompense

An equivalent or a return for something suffered, done, or given

Repentance

Sincere regret or remorse

Wanton

Being without check or limitation

Chastise

Rebuke or reprimand severely

Impede

To interfere with or slow the progress of

Compunctions

1. Anxiety arising from awareness of guilt

2. A twinge of misgiving

Pall

1. To cover in a pall

2. To lose strength or effectiveness

3. To dwindle

Beguile

To while away, especially by some agreeable occupation

Sovereign

Possessive of extreme power

Procreant

Of or relating to the production of offspring

Purveyor

A servant who makes advance prep for a master

Mettle

Vigor and strength of spirit or temperament

Clamor

1. Noisy shouting

2. Insistant public expression

Husbandry

Management and conservation of resources

Largesse

Generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others

Augment

To make greater, more numerous, larger, or more intense

Palpable

1. So intense as to seem almost tangible

2. Able to be touched or felt

Sentinel

Something that watches over and guards something else