Macbeth Act 2

Question 1

Suborn

Answer 1

Verb
Induce someone to commit something unlawful such as perjury/mislead.
Synonym: Bribe, incite, instigate.

Question 2

Combustion

Answer 2

Noun
Process of burning something
Synonym: Firing, igniting, disturbance.

Question 3

Prate

Answer 3

Verb
Speak about unimportant things quickly.
Synonym: Ramble, rant, drivel.

Question 4

Palpable

Answer 4

Adjective
Cable of being perceived
Synonym: Perceptible, discernible, tangible

Question 5

Knell

Answer 5

Noun
The sound of a bell ringing slowly to announce death.
Synonym: Toll, resounding, reverberation.

Question 6

Multitudinous

Answer 6

Adjective
Too numerous to be counted
Synonym: Numerous, many, abundant.

Question 7

Equivocate

Answer 7

Verb
To use ambiguous or unclear expressions, usually avoid commitment or in order to mislead.
Synonym: Dodge, fib.

Question 8

Carouse

Answer 8

Verb
To engage in drunken revel
Synonym: Imbibe, drink, quaff.

Question 9

Provoke

Answer 9

Verb
To anger, enrage, exasperate, or vex.
Synonym: Aggravate, enrage, irk.

Question 10

Unruly

Answer 10

Adjective
Not conforming to rules
Synonym: Ungovernable, lawless.