Vocabulary from Act I of Julius Caesar

alchemy (noun)

Alchemy is a philosophical and proto-scientific tradition that aims to transform base metals into noble metals like gold and to discover a universal elixir.

buffet (verb)

to strike repeatedly with force or to knock about forcibly.

countenance (noun)

the appearance or expression of a person's face, often reflecting emotions or mood.

incense (verb)

to produce a fragrant smoke by burning.

prodigious (adjective)

remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree.

replication (noun)

the act of copying or reproducing something, often used in the context of scientific experiments or data.

rout (noun)

a disorderly retreat of defeated troops.

sterile (adjective)

infertile

tempest (noun)

a violent storm, often related to upheaval or chaos.

vexed (adjective)

feeling or showing irritation or annoyance.