Romeo & Juliet Acts 4 & 5 Vocabulary

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Apprehend

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To arrest someone for a crime; to anticipate especially with anxiety, fear, or dread; to understand or recognize the meaning of something.

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Counsel

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Advice given formally; to give advice to someone.

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Vengeance

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Punishment inflicted in retaliation to an injury or offense; revenge; with a great force, to an extreme or excessive degree.

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Dismal

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Dreary, depressing, dark, gloomy.

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Loathsome

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Causing hatred or disgust; repulsive.

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Condemned

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Declared to be guilty of a crime; sentenced to punishment.

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Arbitrate

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To settle a dispute or argument by having a third party make a decision.

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Pensive

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Engaged in deep or serious thought; reflective.

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Modesty

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The quality of being modest; humility; not boastful.

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Solemnity

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The state or quality of being serious and dignified.