Macbeth words

Question 1

Shook or waved menacingly (of a knife).

Answer 1

Brandished

Question 2

Having or showing valor: brave or heroic

Answer 2

Valiant

Question 3

Ominous; showing or causing gloom or depression

Answer 3

Dismal

Question 4

Condescend

Answer 4

Deign

Question 5

Carried away with emotion; absorbed, engrossed

Answer 5

Rapt

Question 6

Something of value given by a buyer to a seller to bind a bargain; an intensely serious state of mind; seriously intent and sober; grave, important

Answer 6

Earnest

Question 7

Stirred up, affected; fashioned, formed, ornamented

Answer 7

Wrought

Question 8

Compensation; to give compensation to, to pay for

Answer 8

Recompense

Question 9

Unrestrained; having no regard for justice or for other persons’ feelings, rights, or safety

Answer 9

Wanton

Question 10

One who is sent before to procure lodging for an army or royal train; precursor

Answer 10

Harbinger

Question 11

Having no equal; matchless

Answer 11

Peerless

Question 12

To deceive those around us; to while away; to engage the interest of by guile

Answer 12

Beguile

Question 13

Enlarge, increase

Answer 13

Augment

Question 14

Capable of being touched or felt: tangible

Answer 14

Palpable

Question 15

Put them out: extinguished; subdue; slake or satisfy

Answer 15

Quenched

Question 16

fed, supplied, or indulged to the point of excess

Answer 16

Surfeited

Question 17

To make retaliation for: avenge; to make return for: repay

Answer 17

Requited

Question 18

Speaking or uttering by divine inspiration

Answer 18

Prophesying

Question 19

Relation to gross irreverence toward a hallowed person, place, or thing

Answer 19

Sacrilegious

Question 20

Several, diverse, various

Answer 20

Sundry

Question 21

Marked by good humor

Answer 21

Jovial

Question 22

High rank or position

Answer 22

Eminence

Question 23

Gladness or gaiety accompanied with laughter

Answer 23

Mirth

Question 24

Marked by mirth or cheerfulness

Answer 24

Jocund

Question 25

A personal failing; feebleness; disease, ailment

Answer 25

Infirmity

Question 26

Predictions, auguries; omens, promises

Answer 26

Augurs

Question 27

A state that has, shows, or arises from ill will, spite, or hatred.

Answer 27

Malevolence

Question 28

Able to be praised or extolled

Answer 28

Laudable

Question 29

Very destructive or injurious

Answer 29

Pernicious

Question 30

Extremely small: tiny

Answer 30

Diminutive

Question 31

A foolish act or idea; lack of good sense; an excessively costly or unprofitable undertaking

Answer 31

Folly

Question 32

Cheerless, gloomy; deserted, abandoned; forsaken, lonely

Answer 32

Desolate

Question 33

Set right, remedy; compensate; avenge; remove the cause of a grievance

Answer 33

Redress

Question 34

Lack of moderation especially habitual or excessive drinking of intoxicants

Answer 34

Intemperance

Question 35

Excessive desire for wealth: greed

Answer 35

Avarice

Question 36

Renounce solemnly: recant

Answer 36

Abjure

Question 37

A disease or disorder of body or mind

Answer 37

Malady

Question 38

Sacredness, making holy or consecration

Answer 38

Sanctity

Question 39

The invocation of a blessing especially at the close of a public worship service

Answer 39

Benediction

Question 40

The state of being greatly disturbed in the mind.

Answer 40

Perturbation

Question 41

A strong laxative; cathartic

Answer 41

Purgative

Question 42

Military valor or skill

Answer 42

Prowess

Question 43

Someone who seizes and holds by force or without right.

Answer 43

Usurper