English "Romeo and Juliet vocabulary"

Question 0

State of mind, mood, temperament

n.

Answer 0

Disposition

Question 1

enemies, foes

n.

Answer 1

Adversaries

Question 2

High regard
n.
To set a high value on; regard
v.

Answer 2

Esteem

Question 3

To become weak or feeble; to suffer neglect; to become dispirited
v.

Answer 3

Languish

Question 4

Relating to marriage

adj.

Answer 4

Nuptial

Question 5

Unjust or cruel exercise of power

n.

Answer 5

Oppression

Question 6

A serious or solemn event or ceremony

n.

Answer 6

Solemnity

Question 7

Highly destructive or injurious; deadly

adj.

Answer 7

Pernicious

Question 8

A straight double-edged sword

n.

Answer 8

Rapier

Question 9

Sin or crime

n.

Answer 9

Transgression

Question 10

Brave; courageous

adj.

Answer 10

Valiant

Question 11

To make greater; to increase

v.

Answer 11

Augment

Question 12

Innocent; pure; modest

adj.

Answer 12

Chaste

Question 13

Conplaint; suffering; distress

n.

Answer 13

Grievance

Question 14

To make free of something unwanted

v.

Answer 14

Purge

Question 15

To imagine or contrive; to use magic to bring forth something
v.

Answer 15

Conjure

Question 16

The worship of a physical object as a god

n.

Answer 16

Idolatry

Question 17

The act of petitioning for help; entreaty

n.

Answer 17

Invocation

Question 18

A false swearing; a lie

n.

Answer 18

Perjury

Question 19

To obtain or get; to get possession of

v.

Answer 19

Procure

Question 20

Able or apt to change; fickle; inconstant

adj.

Answer 20

Variable

Question 21

Difficult to control; undisciplined
adj.
A spoiled person
n.

Answer 21

Wanton

Question 22

Exile; the removal of one from his country

n.

Answer 22

Banishment

Question 23

Disaster; a deep depression caused by loss or misfortune

n.

Answer 23

Calamity

Question 24

To praise; to recommend as worthy of confidence | v.

Answer 24

Commend

Question 25

Mental skill or quickness | n.

Answer 25

Dexterity

Question 26

To triumph or succeed | v.

Answer 26

Prevail

Question 27

To settle or resolve; to restore a friendship; to make right v.

Answer 27

Reconcile

Question 28

Repulsive, disgusting, despicable, or abhorrent | adj.

Answer 28

Vile

Question 29

To reduce in degree or intensity; to put an end to | v.

Answer 29

Abate

Question 30

to dress or decorate; adorn | v.

Answer 30

Array

Question 31

To lead by deception; to hoodwink; to trick | v.

Answer 31

Beguile

Question 32

A stand on which a corpse or coffin is placed | n.

Answer 32

Bier

Question 33

A slow, solemn, and mournful piece of music | n.

Answer 33

Dirge

Question 34

Agitated with doubt or mental conflict | adj.

Answer 34

Distraught

Question 35

To generate pus; to rot; to putrefy | v.

Answer 35

Fester

Question 36

Stretched out with face on the ground in adoration or submission; lying flat adj.

Answer 36

Prostrate

Question 37

One that receives or contains something; a container | n.

Answer 37

Receptacle

Question 38

A burial garment n. To cover for protection; to conceal v.

Answer 38

Shroud

Question 39

To loathe; regard with extreme repugnance; hate | v.

Answer 39

Abhor

Question 40

One who prepares and sells drugs for medicinal purpose | n.

Answer 40

Apothecary

Question 41

Strongly moved by love; enamored | adj.

Answer 41

Amorous

Question 42

To join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful act; scheme | v.

Answer 42

Conspire

Question 43

To form in the mind, to invent, conceive | v.

Answer 43

Devise

Question 44

To arrange; to set readiness; to put into place | v.

Answer 44

Dispose

Question 45

Villain; one who has committed a felony (serious crime) | n.

Answer 45

Felon

Question 46

To deposit a corpse in the earth or in a tomb | v.

Answer 46

Inter

Question 47

An illicit lover | n.

Answer 47

Paramour

Question 48

A place of burial; a tomb | n.

Answer 48

Sepulcher

Question 49

Tiresome because of length or dullness; boring; or English class :) adj.

Answer 49

Tedious

Question 50

Unpleasant to taste or smell; disagreeable | adj.

Answer 50

Unsavory