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Worksheet time: 10mins
Liege
A feudal lord entitled to allegiance and service
A type of medieval castle
A term for a knight's squire
A title for a peasant in the feudal system
Adjure
To request solemnly; appeal earnestly
To reject or deny something
To confuse or mislead someone
To celebrate or honor something
Expound
Add details to clarify an idea
To summarize briefly
To argue against a point
To ignore or overlook
Unsullied
Spotlessly clean and fresh
Covered in dirt and grime
Faded and worn out
Dark and gloomy
Adroitly
With physical or mental skill
In a clumsy manner
With great difficulty
In a careless way
Espy
To catch sight of something.
To ignore something completely.
To lose sight of something.
To misunderstand something.
Asunder
Apart; divided into parts or pieces
In harmony; together
In a state of confusion
In a state of rest; inactive
Apprise
To inform somebody of something
To surprise someone
To confuse someone
To ignore someone
Contrivance
A simple tool or device
An elaborate or deceitful scheme to deceive or evade
A straightforward plan
A method of communication
Tryst
A secret rendezvous, especially a romantic one
A formal meeting for business
A public gathering or event
A casual encounter with friends
Behoove
To be appropriate or necessary
To be unimportant or trivial
To be harmful or dangerous
To be enjoyable or fun
Enjoin
To give instructions to or direct somebody to do something
To prohibit or forbid someone from doing something
To encourage someone to take action
To explain something in detail
Vaunt
To criticize or belittle something
To boast about or praise (something), especially excessively
To ignore or overlook something
To analyze or evaluate something
Verily
In truth; certainly
In doubt; possibly
In jest; humorously
In silence; quietly
Largesse
Nobility of spirit; generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others
A state of being overly cautious and reserved
A tendency to hoard wealth and resources
A quality of being indifferent to others' needs
Bedeck
To decorate
To destroy
To ignore
To simplify
Behest
An authoritative command or request
A casual suggestion
A formal invitation
A personal opinion
Interred
Buried in the earth
Exposed to the air
Floating on water
Displayed in a museum
Sumptuous
Rich and superior in quality
Simple and plain
Cheap and inferior
Common and ordinary
Abashed
Confident and proud
Embarrassed or ashamed
Excited and joyful
Indifferent and aloof
