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WorksheetsVocabulary: Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 42mins
v. adding to; increasing
augmenting
subtly
arbitrating
perusing
Define Transgression?
"Why, such is love’s transgression."
The violation of a law or a duty or moral principle
Real or imagined wrong doing
A slight inconvenience
Conrad's aunt was so happy to see him that she inundated him with a single fun-size Snickers bar.
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incorrect
Fort Wayne was inundated with snow during the blizzard and everyone had to scrape two and a half feet off of their cars before they could drive to work.
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incorrect
to cover, as if by flooding; overwhelm with a large number or amount
abhor
inundate
augment
shroud
After surgery, I was ______________ with cards, flowers, and get well wishes.
shrouded
abhored
inundated
arbitrated
Which vocabulary word means "feeling of being hostile to someone or something"?
enmity
valor
augment
inter
Which vocabulary word means "seller of medicine"?
apothecary
felon
idolatry
curfew
shroud
a cloth or garment wrapped around a dead person for burial
to pick out from others; select; to gather the choice things or parts from
to torment or torture; to inflict great pain on
a narcotic, short-stemmed European plant of the nightshade family, having a fleshy, often forked root somewhat resembling a human form
to flaunt or wave
flourish
idolatry
posterity
valor
enlarging or increasing
augmenting
flourish
posterity
adversity
a sin, or wrong doing
transgression
felon
abhor
flourish
An act of breaking the law or command is called what?
felon
transgression
curfew
adversity
What is mean to augment something?
to increase or make bigger
to make smaller
to have it rebuilt
to make changes
Peruse
a gold coin; formerly currency in most European countries
arrogantly superior and disdainful
read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way
being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness
to kneel as a show of being humble
prostrate
aloof
posterity
amorous
Synonyms: mediate; intervene; referee
inter
inundation
arbitrate
peruse
Synonyms: boldness; courage; heroism
felon
valor
amorous
rigor
Antonyms: admire; cherish; approve
idolatry
intercession
valor
abhor
When the river overflowed its banks during the storm, the _______ quickly destroyed many homes and businesses.
intercession
inundation
arbitrate
abhor
(n) Excessive or blind adoration; worship of an object.
Idolatry
abhor
intercession
shoud
Choose the word that goes with the definition:
noun: a rule that prevents people from moving around freely after dark.
felon
curfew
perjury
inauspicious
hardship; misfortune
adversity
aloof
curfew
enmity
distant; remote; standoffish
adversity
aloof
perjury
enmity
The crime of telling a lie in court after promising to tell the truth
curfew
felon
perjury
inter
For years to come, we need to keep the Earth clean for the sake of all our ___________.
inauspicious
peruse
posterity
enmity
Posterity means:
Great size or power
Very steep
Bold or outrageous
Future generations
Prostrate (as an adjective) means:
to cleanse of something undesirable
tumid or cowardly
completely submissive
indifference to pleasure or pain
the act of intervening on behalf of another
Intercession
inundation
inauspicious
posterity
Augmenting
those who hold to a belief
An injustice
Increasing or enlarging
To dig in the ground
Transgression
wrongdoing or sin
increasing in size
to preview a film
an object on a ship
Intercession
When two roads meet
An accident on a highway
the act of pleading on behalf of another
Anticipation
A serious criminal is
perjury
apothecary
Felon
curfew
unpromising, not boding well
inauspicuous
inauspitious
inauspicious
auspicious
Not obviously; in a manner hard to notice or perceive.
valor
peruse
amorous
Subtly
In a manner that is so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe defines...
inter
subtly
prostrate
aloof
a strictness or harshness in dealing with people
valor
rigor
augment
subtly
lay a corpse to rest
prostrate
shroud
inter
apothecary
feeling loving
abhor
enmity
idolatry
amorous
Choose the closest synonym: amorous
friendly
sympathetic
loving
kind
The couple exchanged --- glances as they sat across from each other at the dinner table.
enmity
amorous
flourish
abhor
