Romeo & Juliet Acts 4 & 5 Vocabulary

Engaged in, involving, or reflecting deep or serious thought

• Pensive

• counsel

• loathsome

• consent

to flood or overwhelm someone with people or things to be dealt with

• redeem

• defy

• consent

• inundate

advice given formally; to give advice to someone

• pensive

• counsel

• modesty

• solemnity

to reach a judgement or settlement

• arbitrate

• haughty

• defy

• counsel

medicine or treatment for a disease or injury; to set something right

• consent

• redeem

• remedy

• dismal

to deny the possession or use of something

• defy

• apprehend

• deprive

• discern

the quality of being humble about one's abilities; behavior, manner, or appearance that avoids impropriety or indecency

• condemned

• vengeance

• modesty

• discern

dreary, depressing, dark, gloomy

• dismal

• defy

• privy

• apprehend

to get something back; to make up for, make amends for

• redeem

• haughty

• consent

• modesty

to become worse or more intense, especially through neglect; to rot

• modesty

• fester

• arbitrate

• pensive