| hail | To acclaim or approve enthusiastically. |
| noble | Belonging to a class with high social or political status. |
| earnest | Showing sincere and intense conviction. |
| palpable | To be able to be touched or felt. Or something to be so intense it can almost be touched or felt. |
| stealthy | To behave, or do something in a cautious and secretive manner, to not be seen or heard. |
| equivocate | To use ambiguous language to hide the truth or avoid committing yourself. |
| carouse | To drink large amounts of alcohol, and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy and lively way. |
| provoke | To purposely incite someone, or make someone annoyed or angry. |
| dauntless | Showing fearlessness and determination. |
| fate | Something destined to happen, or act in a particular way |
| barefaced | Shameless, and undisguised. |
| malice | The intention or desire to do evil, having a wrongful intention. |
| mockery | An imitation, or misrepresentation of someone or something;or teasing someone. |
| gruel | A thin liquid food of oatmeal or other meal boiled in milk or water. |
| anguish | To be in severe mental or physical pain, or to be suffering. |
Macbeth Vocabulary – Hailey Watson
September 13, 2019