| Interim | NounAntonym:continuationDefinition: an interval |
| Wanton | AdjectiveNo AntonymDefinition:unruly |
| Harbinger | NounNO AntonymDefinition:one that initiates a major change |
| Recompense | Transitive verbAntonyms-repudiateDefinition: to give something to by way of compensation |
| Trammel | NounNo AntonymDefinition: something impeding activity, progress, or freedom. |
| Heath | NounNo AntonymDefinition:a tract of open and uncultivated land;wasteland |
| Kerns | NounNo AntonymDefinition:a band of lightly armed foot soldiers from ancient Ireland and scotlandSentence: After a long fought battle the kern slowly made their way home carrying only their weapons and food supply. |
| Liege | NounAntonym: disloyalDefinition: a feudal lord entitled to allegiance and servitudeSentence: when the servant approached the king he began by bowing down and saying “my liege” as formal recognition. |
| Sieve | NounNo AntonymDefinition: a person who cannot keep secrets |
| Prophetic | AdjectiveAntonym:unpredictableDefinition:of or pertaining to a prophetSentence: the fortuneteller spoke slowly using a prophetic voice as she recited his future |
| Husbandry | NounAntonym: wastefulnessDefinition: careful use of recourses |
| Knell | NounNo AntonymDefinition: a stoke or sound of a bell especially when rung slowly |
| Posset | NounNo AntonymDefinition: a hot drink consisting of sweetened and spiced milk with ale or wine |
| Incarnadine | VerbNo AntonymDefinition: to redden especially in a fleshy, blood color. Sentence:the wine was incarnadined when he added poison to it. |
| Surfeit | VerbAntonym: to starveDefinition: to feed/supplySentence: due to the generous donations, the volunteers surfeited the homeless. |
| Brainsick | AdjectiveAntonym: saneDefinition: insane |
| multitudinous | AdjectiveAntonym: fewDefinition:vastSentence: the multitudinous army seemed to stretch on forever, ready to bring down the tyranny that had oppressed them for so long. |
| sentinel | NounNo AntonymDefinition: SentrySentence: slowly a hand reached up and grabbed the neck of the sleeping sentinel, throttling the life slowly out of him. |
| Infirm | Adjective Antonym: powerfulDefinition:weakSentence: the infirm are always the first to get kicked off of Fear Factor, as they cannot complete the competitions. |
| Marshal | VerbAntonym:DemobilizeDefinition: to bring together Sentence: He marshaled the troops |
| Parricide | NOunNo AntonymDefinition:the act of killing ones close relative. |
| Rancors | NounAntonym: CivilityDefinition: bitterSentence:her rancor attitude was displeasing |
| Botches | Verb(used with subject)Antonym:accomplishdefinition: to spoil Sentence: their work was botched by poor effort |
| assailable | AdjectiveAntonym: guardedDefinition: open to attack Sentence:The kingdom was assailable because there was no moat. |
| Jocund | AdjectiveAntonym: SadDefinition: cheerful |
| Verities | NounAntonym: FalsenessDefinition: truthSentence: the Judge wanted to find the hidden varieties that the murderer would not admit. |
| Indissoluble | AdjectiveAntonym:Dissoluble Definition: Permanent The Indissoluble stain ruined her favorite shirt. |
| Twain | DeterminerAntonym: NoneDefinition: two togetherThe twain group worked together on their english project. |
| Hie | VerbAntonym:AmbleDefinition: HastenSentence: she did her work hie in study hall before next period. |
| Grapples | VerbAntonym: let goDefinition: GrabSentence: He grapples his new computer to ensure its safety. |
English Macbeth Vocabulary words
September 7, 2019