| Avaricious def | Greedy and jealous |
| Avaricious tense | Adj |
| Avaricious sentence | I grant him bloody/luxurious, AVARICIOUS, false deceitful |
| Bestow def | To present as a gift or honor (usually bestow upon) |
| Bestow tense | Verb |
| Bestow sentence | We hear our bloody cousins are BESTOWED |
| Blaspheme def | To curse or speak disrespectfully of God or his religion |
| Blaspheme tense | Verb |
| Blaspheme sentence | By his own interdiction stands accursed and does BLASPHEME his breed |
| Desolate def | Barren or lifeless (usually a landscape) |
| Desolate tense | Adj |
| Desolate sentence | Let us seek out some DESOLATED shade and there weep our sad bosoms empty |
| Diminutive def | Very small |
| Diminutive tense | Adj |
| Diminutive sentence | For the poor wren the most DIMINUTIVE birds will fight |
| Intemperance def | Overindulgence of food and drink, excessive passion |
| Intemperance tense | Noun |
| Intemperance sentence | Boundless INTEMPERANCE in nature is a tyranny it hath been |
| Pernicious def | Dangerous, threatening to cause damage or harm |
| Pernicious tense | Adj |
| Pernicious sentence | The avarice sticks deeper grows with more PERNICIOUS root |
| Posterity def | Future generations |
| Posterity tense | Noun |
| Posterity sentence | It should not stand in thy POSTERITY but that myself should be the root and father of many kings |
| Rebuked def | Critiqued sharply |
| Rebuked tense | Verb |
| Rebuked sentence | My genius is REBUKED as it is said mark Antony’s was by caesar |
| Transpose def | To reverse the order of things |
| Transpose tense | Verb |
| Transpose sentence | That which you are my thoughts cannot TRANSPOSE |
Macbeth vocal #2
October 19, 2019