Macbeth ACT I Vocabulary

feeling or showing a lot of fear and worry; having wild or hurried activity

• revolt

• capture

• frantic

• traitor

good and deserving respect, praise, or attention

• traitor

• execute

• frantic

• worthy

a person who betrays a country or group of people by helping or supporting an enemy

• revolt

• capture

• traitor

• betray

to give information about a person, group, or country to an enemy

• traitor

• frantic

• capture

• betray

to kill someone especially as punishment for a crime

• betray

• ammunition

• infamous

• execute

having personal qualities that people admire such as honesty, generosity, and courage

• frantic

• betray

• infamous

• noble

well-known for being bad; known for evil crimes or acts

• frantic

• infamous

• worthy

• noble

the objects (such as bullets and shells) that are shot from weapons)

• frantic

• infamous

• ammunition

• traitor

to take and hold someone as a prisoner especially by using force

• infamous

• frantic

• capture

• betray

a violent action against a ruler or government

• capture

• infamous

• revolt

• execute