Hamlet

Question 1

incontinent

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-(adjective) unable to contain or retain; lacking self-restraint

Question 2

orison

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(noun) a prayer

Question 3

auspicious

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-(adjective) promising success; opportune; favorable

Question 4

beguile

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(verb) to influence by trickery; to mislead

Question 5

felicity

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(noun) the state of being happy; bliss

Question 6

superfluous

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(adjective) unnecessary; excessive

Question 7

conjecture

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noun) expression of an opinion without sufficient evidence

Question 8

appurtenance

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(noun) something subordinate to another; an accessory

Question 9

avouch

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(verb) to assume responsibility for; vouch for; guarantee

Question 10

imperious

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(adjective) dictatorial or overbearing

Question 11

tedious

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(adjective) long and tiresome; monotonous

Question 12

cozen

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(verb) to cheat, deceive, or trick

Question 13

harbinger

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noun) a person who goes ahead and makes known the presence of another

Question 14

malefaction

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-(noun) an evil deed or wrongdoing

Question 15

pernicious

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(adjective) causing harm or ruin; hurtful; deadly

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cudgel

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(noun) a short, thick stick used as a weapon; a club

Question 17

equivocation

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noun) an ambiguous expression

Question 18

contumely

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noun) a humiliating insult

Question 19

circumvent

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(verb) to go around or bypass

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dearth

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noun) an inadequate supply; scarcity

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clemency

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(noun) an act of mercy

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dirge

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(noun) funeral song; expressing mourn in commemoration of the dead

Question 23

providence

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-(noun) the guidance and divine care by God or nature; foresight

Question 24

palpable

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-(adjective) capable of being touched or felt; tangible

Question 25

niggard

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(noun) an excessively miserly or stingy person

Question 26

convocation

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noun) a group of people gathered in answer to being summoned

Question 27

arrant

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(adjective) downright; thorough; notorious

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assail

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(verb) to attack vigorously or violently; to assault

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martial

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(adjective) inclined or disposed to war; warlike

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livery

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(noun) a uniform worn by servants

Question 31

assay

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(verb) to examine or analyze

Question 32

perdition

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(noun) a state of final spiritual ruin; damnation

Question 33

jocund

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(adjective) cheerful; merry

Question 34

recognizance

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-(noun) recognition; a promised sum

Question 35

promontory

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(noun) a highpoint of land; a headland