Hamlet vocab pt 2 Flashcards

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extol

A

to praise, glorify

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2
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felicitous

A

happy or delightful

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3
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fetter

A

to restrict by shackling or chaining

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4
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forestalled

A

prevented or delayed beforehand

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5
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galling

A

very irritating

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6
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gambol

A

to playfully skip or leap

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7
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germane

A

important to the issue at hand, pertinent

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8
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gratis

A

free

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9
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homage

A

a reverential regard; respect shown by external action

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10
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impetuous

A

violent, hasty, rash, impulsive

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11
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infallible

A

incapable of error

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12
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ingenuity

A

cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness

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13
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insolence

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insulting or contemptuous behavior

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14
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inter

A

to deposit a dead body into a grave

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15
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jaded

A

weary from overuse, surfeited

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16
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lament

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to mourn or express sorrow in a demonstrative manner

17
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loathe

A

detest

18
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oblivion

A

state of being forgotten

19
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obseqious

A

loverly attentive, like a sycophant, servile

20
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obstinate

A

unyielding regardless of reason or logic

21
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ostentatious

A

showy, pretentious

22
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paragon

A

a model of excellence or perfection

23
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partisan

A

one who exhibits extreme and possibly blind allegiance to a group or cause

24
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peevish

A

fretful, obstinate

25
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pernicious

A

very destructive or harmful, deadly