WorksheetsRomeo & Juliet Act III, Scene iv vocab
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A word meaning a conversation or discussion.
Doctrine
Discourse
Bigamy
Stealth
A word with a double meaning: A small songbird OR
a merry, carefree adventure
Rapier
Fiend
Lark
Attire
A word to describe something in the air.
Aloft
Fickle
Fiendish
Stealthy
Full of or overflowing with.
Attired
Stealthy
Fickle
Inundated
A cruel, devilish or monstrous person.
Lark
Fiend
Discourse
Attire
A synonym for the verb to hate.
To revel
To propagate
To disparage
To abhor
A cautious and surreptitious action or movement.
Bigamy
Adversary
Stealth
Shrift
Changing frequently; not constant.
Fickle
Stealthy
Inundated
Aloft
To enjoy yourself in a lively and noisy way, especially with drinking and dancing.
Abhor
Revel
Conjure
Mar
The act of going through a marriage ceremony while already married to another person
Stealth
Fiend
Bigamy
Attire
A synonym for clothing.
Discourse
Doctrine
Partisan
Attire
Comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness.
lark
bigamy
solemn
solace
A passionate expression of grief or sorrow.
discourse
lament
bigamy
enmity
A feeling of deep sadness.
stealth
lark
melancholy
stealth
Serious, formal or dignified.
solemn
fickle
fiendish
aloft
Excessive speed or urgency of movement or action.
melancholy
solace
haste
stealth
A person who is killed for their beliefs.
martyr
gripe
apothecary
lark
A person who prepares and sells medicines. (Modern meaning: A place that prepares and sells medicines.)
bigamy
martyr
solace
apothecary
To provide a sign or warning that something bad will happen.
abhor
presage
gripe
lament
A verb meaning to complain, or a noun meaning a complaint.
revel
presage
gripe
lament
