WorksheetsMacbeth Act III Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
conformity to reality
verity
scotch
mischance
dignified and somber in manner and character
dauntless
grave
jocund
invulnerable to fear
cloister
dauntless
mirth
the immediate descendants of a person or animal
issue
malice
jocund
with no effort to conceal
barefaced
nonpareil
verity
make a small cut or score into
malice
cloister
scotch
the quality of threatening evil
malice
dauntless
mirth
full of high-spirited merriment
mirth
grave
jocund
to seclude from the world
cloister
issue
mischance
great merrient
augur
riddle
mirth
eminent beyond or above comparison
scotch
nonpareil
sleight
an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate
mischance
gory
mockery
covered in blood
augur
purge
gory
a cruel dictator
augur
tyrant
wayward
the use of the hands; dexterity
purge
wayward
sleight
to make pure or free from sin or guilt
purge
sleight
gory
a composition that imitates someone's style
mockery
tyrant
riddle
a religious official who interpreted omens to guide policy
purge
augur
sleight
a difficult problem
riddle
augur
tyrant
resistant to guidance or discipline
sleight
mockery
wayward
