Macbeth vocab Flashcards
Buffeted
strike repeatedly and violently, batter
galling
annoying, humiliating
censure
the expression of formal disapproval
cloister
seclude or shut up in a covenant or monastery
epicure
a person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink
forswear
agree to give up or go without something
augury
an omen, a sign of what will happen in the future
dimunition
a reduction in size, extent or importance of something
avarice
extreme for wealth or material gain
blanch
make white or pale by extracting color
confound
use for emphasis, especially to express anger or annoyance
flout
openly disregard, mock, scoff
expeditious
done with speed and effeciency
corporeal
of or relating to a person’s body, especially as opposed to their spirit
harbinger
a person or thing that announces the approach of another