Macbeth Vocab: Act 2 Flashcards
Allegiance
(n) loyalty to a ruler or country
Augment
(v) to add something in order to make it larger or more substantial
Carousing
(v) drinking and becoming noisy
Clamored
(v) shouted and demanded noisily
Dire
(adj) a severe, serious, or desperate situation or circumstance
Gild
(v) to cover with a substance; usually gold or gold-blue
Lamenting(s)
(n) expression of grief or sorrow
Malice
(n) intention or desire to cause great harm to someone
Palpable
(adj) able to be felt, touched
Parley
(v) to talk or negotiate; speak with
Predominance
(n) appearing as most important, powerful; strongest or most common in number or amount
Provoke
(v) to stir emotion in someone; arouse
Quenched
(v) satisfied thirst
Scruples
(n) moral or ethical considerations
Summons
(n) calling for service or action