| leeway | (n.) extra space for moving; allowing for mistakes or inaccuracies; margin of error |
| flings | (v.) throws, tosses |
| grasp | (v.) to take hold of something tightly with the hands; to understand or comprehend fully |
| profound | (adj.) deep; having great depth or seriousness |
| impulsive | (adj.) hasty; acting or done without forethought |
| explicit | (adj.) definite, clearly stated |
| flourish | (v.) to thrive, to grow well |
| spouts | (v.) to angrily spew words; to express one’s views in a lengthy, unreflecting way |
| relevance | (n.) the relation of something to the matter at hand |
| frivolous | (adj.) of little importance, not worthy of serious attention; not meant seriously |
| blaze | (n.) a vivid glowing flame; (v.) to shine or burn powerfully |
| massacre | (n.) the killing of many people; (v.) to deliberately kill a large number of people |
Hamlet Act 5 – Shakescleare Translation
September 13, 2019