Set: Romeo and Juliet Vocab Act 1

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Term Definition
augment (v.) to increase or intensify
adversary (n.) opponent, foe, enemy
chaste (adj.) virtuous, decent, pure in style or manner, virginal
forfeit (n.) fine, penalty (v.) to lose or be liable to lose as a result of a crime
grievance (n.) problem causing resentment or complaint; grounds for resentment or complaint
pernicious (adj.) harmful, destructive, lethal
warrant (v.) to give adequate reasons for; to state with conviction
purge (v.) cleanse, forgive, absolve
solemnity (n.) being formal, dignified
exquisite (adj.) of special beauty or charm

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Terms 10
Creator Phamin8or
Created January 23, 2008
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Tags romeo, juliet, shakespeare, act, vocabulary, glasgow, mis
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Act 1 Vocabulary of Romeo and Juliet
Test - Jan 25

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