| Assail | Attack with arguments, quest. ; have a powerful effect on |
| Portentous | Warns of evil; ominous |
| Privy | Privately informed of |
| Invulnerable | That cannot be injured |
| Auspicious | Of good omen for the future; favoring to success |
| Obstinate | Unyielding to reason or plea; stubborn |
| Impious | Lacking reverence or respect for a parent or other authority |
| Imminent | Likely to happen soon; threatening |
| Precepts | Commandments or principles meant to serve as rules of conduct. |
| Pernicious | Highly destructive; causing ruin |
| Piteous | Evoking or deserving pity or compassion |
| Perusal | Act of examining in detail; scrutiny |
| Brevity | Expression in a few words; shortness of time |
| Satirical | Using ridicule, sarcasm, or irony to expose, attack, or deride vices, follies, ect. |
| Contrive | Think up or plan; bring about |
| Promontory | High court point of land or rock that juts out into a body water; also used to refer to a bluff or a hill |
| Pestilent | Fatal; deadly |
| Pastoral | Potraying rural life, usually in an idealized way. |
| Affection | Artificial behavior engaged in to impress others. |
| Visage | The face, espescially the facial expression |
| Turbulent | Full of disorder; violently stirred up |
| Insolence | Quality of being boldly disrespectful in speech or conduct |
| Calumny | False statement meant to harm someone’s reputation; slander |
| Torrent | A violent, rushing stream; a flood of words, mail, ect. |
| Temperance | Quality of being moderate or self-restrained in conduct |
| Judicious | Showing good judgement; wise and careful |
| Clemency | Leniency or mercy, especially toward an offender or enemy; an act of mercy |
| Extant | Still in existance; not lost or destroyed |
| Primal | First; original |
| Conjoined | Brought together; combined |
| Discord | Lack of harmony; conflict |
| Gleaned | Collected or found out gradually |
| Craven | Extremely cowardly |
| Exhort | Urge strongly by advice or warning |
| Conjectures | Theories or predictions based on guesses. |
| Impetuous | Done suddenly, especially with little thought; reckless |
| Inceased | Made extremely angry; infuriated |
| Ostentation | Showly displaced |
| Conjunctive | Serving to bind together; connective |
| Exploit | A deed or act, especially a bold, daring, or heroic deed |
| Circumvent | Go around; anticipate and evade or defeat by clevernes or deception |
| Churlish | Surly and ill-bred; selfish |
| Diligence | Painstaking attention to a task; careful effort |
| Perdition | Eternal damnation |
| Verity | Truth; reality |
| Edified | Instructed and improved; enlightened |
| Germane | Relevant to the matter at hand; to the point |
| Augury | Foretelling the future by means of omens; an omen |
| Palpable | That can be touched or felt; definite |
| Felicity | Happiness; joy |
Hamlet Vocabulary
August 9, 2019