Julius Caesar Act I Vocabulary

(adjective) not active or in use; avoiding work or being lazy

• Wretched

• Hinder

• Construe

• Idle

(verb) to interpret in a particular way, whether positive or negative

• Construe

• Hinder

• Idle

• Wretched

(adjective) in a very happy or unfortunate state

• Construe

• Hinder

• Idle

• Wretched

(verb) to make it difficult for someone to do something or for something to happen; to slow progress

• Idle

• Hinder

• Construe

• Wretched

(noun) a large, densely packed crowd of people or animals

• Conscience

• Attire

• Throng

• Torrent

(noun) person's moral sense of right and wrong, viewed as acting as a guide to one's behavior

• Conscience

• Throng

• Attire

• Torrent

(noun) a strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid

• Conscience

• Attire

• Throng

• Torrent

(noun) clothes, especially fine or formal ones

• Conscience

• Throng

• Attire

• Rogue

(noun) person whose behavior one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likable or attractive

• Beseech

• Impart

• Rogue

• Infirmity

(verb) to make known; to communicate; to bestow knowledge or information upon someone

• Beseech

• Impart

• Rogue

• Infirmity