Romeo And Juliet Acts 1-3

Front 1

Beseech

Back 1

To implore urgently, to urgently appeal

Front 2

Abhors

Back 2

To strongly reject something, loath, detest

Front 3

Validity

Back 3

Being well grounded, logical

Front 4

Beguiled

Back 4

To cheat, decieve or fool

Front 5

Appertaining

Back 5

The appropriate response to an action, to be relevant

Front 6

Fickle

Back 6

Not constant or loyal in affections

Front 7

Banishment

Back 7

To condemn to exile. To expel from or relegate to a country or plac by authoritative decree

Front 8

Tedious

Back 8

Tiresome because or length, slowness, or dullness

Front 9

Mantle

Back 9

A loose cloak without sleeves

Front 10

Consort

Back 10

To combine in musical harmony (companions or partners)

Front 11

Rancor

Back 11

Bitter hate or spite

Front 12

Predominant

Back 12

Most frequent or most common

Front 13

Enmity

Back 13

Deep seeded mutual hatred, hostility

Front 14

Envious

Back 14

Jealous, filled with envy/resentment

Front 15

Invocation

Back 15

used to conjure someone or pursue/convince

Front 16

Chide

Back 16

To voice disapproval

Front 17

Lamentable

Back 17

to express grief for or about something

Front 18

Poultice

Back 18

A soft, moist mass of bread or clay

Front 19

Drudge

Back 19

Tesdious or unpleasent to work with

Front 20

Discourse

Back 20

To narrate, to discuss things

Front 21

Loathed

Back 21

To dislike (someone or something) greatly, to detest

Front 22

Purged

Back 22

To purify, to get rid of anything impure or undesirable

Front 23

Benefice

Back 23

A church office endowed with fixed capital assests

Front 24

Alderman

Back 24

A member or a municipal legislative body

Front 25

Boisterous

Back 25

Rough, noisy, stormy, violent

Front 26

Obscured

Back 26

Faint, not heard well

Front 27

Esteem

Back 27

To regard with high admiration and respect

Front 28

Heretics

Back 28

A person who holds controversial opinions

Front 29

Languish

Back 29

Weak or feable

Front 30

Posterity

Back 30

Future generations

Front 31

Transgression

Back 31

Violation of a law, command, or duty

Front 32

Portentous

Back 32

Anticipation of evil, foreboding

Front 33

Augmenting

Back 33

To make something bigger (which is already developed)

Front 34

Pernicious

Back 34

Evil or wicked. Highly injurious or destructive

Front 35

Profaners

Back 35

To treat (something sacred) with abuse, contempt or irrelevance