macbeth acts 3-5 vocab

Posterity

future generations; all the people who will live after the current generation

Homage

special honor, respect, or public praise shown toward someone or something

Rue

To regret something deeply; to feel sorrow or remorse about an action

indissoluble

impossible to break, separate, or dissolve; permanent and lasting

eminence

high rank, fame, or recognized superiority in a particular field

confound

to confuse or puzzle someone; mix up or bewilder

pernicious

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

laudable

worthy of praise or commendation

sanctify

to make holy; set apart as sacred or worthy of religious respect

intemperate

lacking moderation or self control; excessive (often in behavior, speech, or consumption)

Equivocate

to use unclear or ambiguous language to avoid telling the truth or committing to a position

tarry

to delay, linger, or stay somewhere longer than necessary

mar

to damage or spoil the appearance or quality of something

unbraid

to scold or criticize something severely

sundry

various; several different kinds