Macbeth vocab act 1-3

A submissive follower or servant, often used in a negative context.

• minion

• disdain

• foul

• plight

A feeling of contempt or lack of respect for something or someone.

• disdain

• chastise

• surmise

• implored

Disgusting, offensive, or morally wrong.

• foul

• rapt

• harbinger

• sovereign

A difficult or unfortunate situation, often related to a promise or pledge.

• plight

• minion

• chastise

• surmise

To scold or reprimand someone severely.

• chastise

• implored

• rapt

• harbinger

To make an educated guess or infer based on little evidence.

• surmise

• sovereign

• minion

• disdain

To beg earnestly or plead desperately for something.

• implored

• foul

• plight

• rapt

Completely absorbed or engrossed in something, often to the point of being unaware of one's surroundings.

• rapt

• harbinger

• sovereign

• minion

A sign or omen that foreshadows a future event.

• harbinger

• disdain

• foul

• plight

A supreme ruler or monarch, possessing ultimate authority.

• sovereign

• chastise

• surmise

• implored