Macbeth Act I-III vocabulary

Profetic

words or events that tells the future, often with supernatural insight

Palpable

intensity of an emotion shared between people who can see each other

Leige

a feudal Lord or king to whom allegiance & service are owed

Predominance

the state of being most important, common, or having superior power & influence over others

Equivocate

to speak ambiguously, using words with double meaning to mislead or avoid a direct commitment

Sovereign

a supreme ruler, monarch, or ultimate authority

Imperial

empire, monarchy, or super power

Indissoluable

incapable of being undone & last a long time

Valor

exceptional courageous & brave, especially in battle

Stealthy

actions done secretly & cautiously, often to avoid being seen or heard.

Dauntless

fearless, bold, & unafraid of intimidation or danger

Augment

to make somethings greater, larger, or more intense, often referring to increasing power, size, or numbers

Infirmity

a physical or mental weakness or ailment

Ambition

a strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically requiring determination & hard work

Jocund

cheerful, merry, joyous, or full of high-spirited merriment.

Malevolence

intense ill will, malice, or evil intent

Multitudinous

vast, innumerable, or consisting of a great number

Treason

betraying your country, specifically by plotting to kill or overthrow the sovereign (the king)