Hamlet

Question 1

Entreat

Answer 1

To ask earnestly; to beg pardon

Question 2

Assail (s)

Answer 2

To attack vigorously

Question 3

Usurp

Answer 3

To seize or take wrongfully

Question 4

Ratify

Answer 4

To confirm; to approve something formally

Question 5

Resolute

Answer 5

Determined; firm and unwavering

Question 6

Auspicious (s)

Answer 6

Favorable; promising; promising to be a good result

Question 7

Dirge

Answer 7

Funeral song

Question 8

Denote

Answer 8

To signify; to indicate or mark

Question 9

Countenance

Answer 9

Face or facial expression, especially an encouraging one

Question 10

Importune

Answer 10

To urge with annoying persistence

Question 11

Pernacious

Answer 11

Deadly or extremely evil

Question 12

Sovereign (s)

Answer 12

Supreme ruler; monarch

Question 13

Rogue (s)

Answer 13

A criminally dishonest person; a scoundrel

Question 14

Quintessence

Answer 14

An ideal or perfect model

Question 15

Cleave

Answer 15

To cling; to split

Question 16

Calamity (s)

Answer 16

A disaster

Question 17

Dejected

Answer 17

Depressed; disheartened

Question 18

Abominably

Answer 18

Detestably; with hatred

Question 19

Mandate

Answer 19

A command or authorization to do something

Question 20

Dismay

Answer 20

To fill with dread; to discourage greatly; to perturb

Question 21

(s) supersede

Answer 21

To take the place of; to supplant

Question 22

(s) Rhythm

Answer 22

The systematic arrangement of musical sounds, principally according to duration and periodic stress

Question 23

(s) playwright

Answer 23

A person who writes plays; a dramatist

Question 24

(s) concious

Answer 24

Aware and responding to ones surroundings; awake

Question 25

(s) concientious

Answer 25

Wishing to do what is right, especially to do ones work or duty well and thoroughly; diligent; meticulous