Verity | POS: Noun Definition: Something that is true Sentence: He held the verity that yoga would help his soul to be at peace. |
Rancor | POS: Noun Definition: A feeling of deep bitterness or resentfulnessSentence: The rancor he felt for his enemy would never allow them to ever become friends. |
Grapple | POS: VerbDefinition: To engage in a close fight or struggle without weapons Sentence: After the rude comment was made, the two boys grappled until someone else finally broke up the fight. |
Eminence | POS: NounDefinition: A position of great distinction or superioritySentence: The surgeon received eminence from everyone for being a world-renowned neurosurgeon. |
Assailable | POS: AdjectiveDefinition: Able to be attacked, vulnerable Sentence: The small, assailable mouse did not even notice the vicious snake slithering towards it. |
Disposition | POS: NounDefinition: A recurring characteristic Sentence: My dog looks fierce, but has a very gentle disposition. |
Contrive | POS: VerbDefinition: To plot or scheme; To come up with (an idea, plan, explanation, theory, or priciple) after a mental effortSentence: They contrived how to get past the guards unnoticed. |
Wrought | POS: Verb Definition: To produce or shape by beating with a hammer, as iron or silver articles.Sentence: The statue was wrought from marble. |
Malevolence | POS: Noun Definition: Feeling of ill- willSentence: Voldemort’s malevolence is so powerful that just the sound of his name strikes fear into the hearts of anyone who hears his name. |
Homage | POS: Noun Definition: special honor or respect shown publiclySentence: On Veterans Day we pay homage to all of the brave soldiers that have fought for our country. |
Macbeth Act III
August 18, 2019