Abatement | the ending, reduction, or lessening of something |
Naught | nothing |
Hart | stag (adult female deer) |
Purge | to clear of guilt |
Bower | a pleasant shady place under trees of climbing plants in a garden or wood |
Elysium | the ebode of the blessed after death in classical mythology |
Abjure | solemnly renounce (a belief, cause or claim) |
Estate | a particular class or category of people in society |
Quaffing | drink |
Prodigal | spendthrift |
Allay | diminish or put to rest (fear, suspicion, or worry |
Prudent | acting with or showing care and thought for the future |
Woo | try to gain the love of someone, especially with a view to marriage |
Syllogism | a seductive argument based on a major and minor premise and a conclusion |
Lethargy | the quality or state of being lazy, sluggish, or indifferent |
Lechery | excessive indulgence in sexual activity |
Usurp | to seize and hold power (or office) by force or without right |
feign | to give false appearance of something |
Mollification | the soothing of something in temper or disposition |
Homage | expression of high regard; respect |
English 10 Twelfth Night Vocab
July 19, 2019