Romeo and Juliet Vocab

Strife

• strong, angry disagreements between individuals or groups

• a dispute or disagreement

• to make a pretense of having a feeling or injury

• without thought, careless

quarrel

• shameful, sad, and worthy of condemnation

• untrustworthy; dangerous

• To hate or despise

• a dispute or disagreement

Mar

• morally excellent; righteous

• of considerable importance, size, or worth

•  to blemish or disfigure; to damage

• boring, long, and slow

Obscure

•  to keep hidden or to hide away

• strong, angry disagreements between individuals or groups

• to make a pretense of having a feeling or injury

• changing often, particularly one’s loyalty and affection

Virtuous

• a dispute or disagreement

• untrustworthy; dangerous

•  To hate or despise

•  morally excellent; righteous

Loathe

•  changing often, particularly one’s loyalty and affection

• to blemish or disfigure; to damage

• To hate or despise

• shameful, sad, and worthy of condemnation

Rash

•  To hate or despise

•  without thought, careless

• morally excellent; righteous

• of considerable importance, size, or worth

Substantial

• changing often, particularly one’s loyalty and affection

  
  

•  of considerable importance, size, or worth

• untrustworthy; dangerous

• shameful, sad, and worthy of condemnation

Feign

• morally excellent; righteous

•  to keep hidden or to hide away

•  to make a pretense of having a feeling or injury

• boring, long, and slow

Tedious

• To hate or despise

•  to blemish or disfigure; to damage

•  boring, long, and slow

•  strong, angry disagreements between individuals or groups