Macbeth Act 2

Question 1

Suborn

Answer 1

(verb)

bribe or otherwise induce (someone) to commit an awful act

Synonyms: inspire , attract , interest

Question 2

Prate

Answer 2

(verb)

speak about unimportant matters rapidly and incessantly

Synonyms: ramble, rant , drivel

Question 3

Palpable

Answer 3

(adjective)

capable of being perceived

Synonyms: perceptible , discernible , tangible

Question 4

Knell

Answer 4

(noun)

the sound of a bell, especially when rung solemnly for a death or funeral

Synonyms: toll, resounding , reverberation

Question 5

Multitudinous

Answer 5

(adjective)

very numerous

Synonyms: numerous , many , abundant

Question 6

Equivocate

Answer 6

(verb)

to hide the truth using half-truths or to use ambiguous language to conceal the truth

Synonyms: prevaricate , dodge , fib

Question 7

Carouse

Answer 7

(verb)

drink plentiful amounts of alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way

Synonyms: imbibe , drink , quaff

Question 8

Provoke

Answer 8

(verb)

deliberately annoying someone; instigating someone

Synonyms: instigate , annoy , aggravate

Question 9

Unruly

Answer 9

(adjective)

disorderly and disruptive and not amendable to discipline or control

Synonyms: wild , uncontrollable , lawless

Question 10

Combustion

Answer 10

(noun)

the act or process of burning something

Synonyms: ignition , agitation , disturbance