Romeo And Juliet List Two

Question 0

Gallant

Answer 0

Adjective: brave

Gallantly(adverb)

Question 1

Vile

Answer 1

Adjective: evil

Vileness(noun) vilely(adverb)

Question 2

Banishment

Answer 2

Noun: exile

Banish(verb)

Question 3

Calamity

Answer 3

Noun: a disaster

Question 4

Prevail

Answer 4

Verb: to defeat or overcome

Prevailing(adjective)

Question 5

Reconcile

Answer 5

Verb: to make peace

Reconciliation(noun)

Question 6

Commend

Answer 6

Verb: to praise
Synonym-extol, laud
Commender(noun) commendable(adjective) commendably(adverb)

Question 7

Abhor

Answer 7

Verb: to hate
Synonym-loathe
Abhorrer(noun) abhorrence(noun) abhorrent(adjective)

Question 8

Pensive

Answer 8

Adjective: full of thought, often in a gloomy way

Pensively(adverb) pensiveness(noun)

Question 9

Vial

Answer 9

Noun: small container for liquids

Question 10

Prostrate

Answer 10

Verb: to put face down, often as a sign of respect
Adjective: face down
Prostrative(adjective) prostrator(noun)

Question 11

Fester

Answer 11

Noun: decay or rot
Verb: to form pus or infection, literally or figuratively

Question 12

Shroud

Answer 12

Noun: burial cloth
Verb: to wrap or cover

Question 13

Distraught

Answer 13

Adjective: distracted, deeply agitated

Distraughtly(adverb)

Question 14

Beguile

Answer 14

Verb: to manipulate or take advantage of

Question 15

Dirge

Answer 15

Noun: funeral hymn or tune

Question 16

Amorous

Answer 16

Adjective: strongly attached to love

Amorously(adverb) amorousness(noun)

Question 17

Sepulcher

Answer 17

Noun: a tomb or grave
Verb: to bury
Synonym-mausoleum

Question 18

Penury

Answer 18

Noun: extreme poverty

Synonym-indigence, destitution