ROMEO and JULIET

Profane

(adj., v.) - to treat something sacred with irreverence or disrespect, often undermining its sanctity or significance. This term indicates a lack of reverence for religious or important ideals. (1.1.78)

Profanity

(n.) - the use of offensive or disrespectful language, often involving swearing or blasphemy.

Adversary

(n.) - an individual or group that opposes or competes against another in a contest, conflict, or dispute; often used in a legal or competitive context. (1.1.102)

Adversarial

(adj.) - pertaining to a system or situation characterized by opposition or conflict, often involving two parties in a dispute.

Augment

(v.) - to make something greater by adding to it; to increase its size, value, or effectiveness through supplementation. (1.1.128)

Transgression

(n.) - an act or behavior that violates a law, rule, or moral principle; regarded as an offense against accepted standards of conduct. (1.1.185)

Transgress

(v.) - to go beyond the limits of what is morally or legally permissible; to violate a rule or command.

Posterity

(n.) - all future generations of people; often refers to the descendants of a particular person or group, emphasizing the impact of current actions on future society. (1.1.221)

Mar

(v.) - to spoil the appearance or quality of something, often resulting in damage or deterioration; to disfigure or impair.

Heretic

(n.) - a person who holds beliefs or opinions that are contrary to established religious doctrines or widely accepted principles; often viewed negatively within a societal context. (1.2.91)

Heresy

(n.) - a belief or opinion that is profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted, particularly within religious or ideological frameworks.

Disposition

(n.) - the inherent qualities of a person's mind and character, reflecting their usual attitude, temperament, or tendency towards behavior; often associated with personality traits. (1.3.57)

Amble

(n., v.) - a leisurely and slow walk; as a verb, to walk at a gentle pace, often associated with relaxation or casualness. (1.4.9)

Beget

(v.) - to cause, bring about, or produce, particularly in reference to generating offspring or originating ideas. (1.4.102)

Disparage

(v.) - to regard or represent someone or something as being of little worth; to belittle or speak down to in a dismissive manner. (1.4.189)

Disparagement

(n.) - the act of disparaging or belittling someone or something, often causing harm to reputation or worth