Romeo and Juliet Acts 1 and 2
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Profaners | make more intimidating |
| Pernicious | having a harmful effect |
| Portentous | of or like a portent, of momentous or ominous significance |
| Transgression | the act of transgressing, the violation of a law or a duty or moral principle; |
| Posterity | future generations |
| Languish | to become weak or suffer hardships |
| Heretics | holding an opinioin at odds with what s generally accpeted |
| Esteem | favorable opinion or judgement, |
| Obscured | keepng frfom being seen, conceal make unclear |
| Boisterious | adj. rough and noisy, unrestrained |
| Alderman | person of the municipal legislature |
| Benefice | a permanet church appointment |
| Purged | to get rd of whatevers impure |
| Loathed | to feel an intense dislike or disregret for |
| Invocation | act of invoking or coiling upon |
| Envious | felling or showing jealousy |
| Discourses | communicatoin of thought by words or talk in a conversation |
| Enmity | feelng or condition of hostility, hatred, maliice |
| Impute | to change, to ascribe |
| Predominant | having power or authority over |
| Chide | to express disaproval |
| Rancor | bitter, ill will |
| Lamantable | circumstances or conditions bad or misrable |
| Poultice | soft moist |
| Drudge | A person who is menial, distasteful |
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