Macbeth Act 2 Vocabulary

Question 1

suborn

Answer 1

To bribe or induce (someone) unlawfully or secretly to perform some misdeed or to commit a crime.
Synonyms; Incite, Instigate

Question 2

Combustion

Answer 2

Noun: The act or process of burning something
Synonyms: Ignition, agitation, disturbance

Question 3

Unruly

Answer 3

Adjective: Not conforming to rule
Synonyms: Ungovernable, lawless

Question 4

Provoke

Answer 4

Verb: To purposely anger, enrage, or exasperate someone.
Synonyms: Aggregate, irk, enrage

Question 5

Carouse

Answer 5

Verb: When you engage in a drunken revel
Synonyms: Imbibe, drink, quaff

Question 6

Equivocat

Answer 6

Verb: Ambiguous or unclear expressions, usually to avoid commitment.
Synonyms: Dodge

Question 7

Multitudinous

Answer 7

Adjective: Too many to be counted
Synonyms: Numerous, many, a lot

Question 8

Knell

Answer 8

Noun: The sound of a bell rung slowly to announce a death
Synonyms: Bell Toll

Question 9

Palpable

Answer 9

Adjective: Capable of being perceived
Synonyms: Perceptible, tangible, discernable

Question 10

prate

Answer 10

Verb: Speak about unimportant matters rapidly.
Synonyms:Chatter, Blaber