| Usurer | UsurerOne who lends money at a high interest rate |
| Amassed | AmassedCollected or accumulated |
| Merchant | MerchantA person who makes money by selling goods |
| Distress | DistressNegative stress |
| Emity | EmityA feeling of hostility |
| Covetous | CovetousDesiring something owned by another |
| Generous | GenerousMagnanimous |
| Exchange | ExchangeThe act of obtaining a desired object from someone by offering something in return. |
| Reproach | ReproachTo find fault with. |
| Usuries | UsuriesCorrupt business practices |
| Meditated Revenge | Meditated RevengePlanned for Pay back |
| Unwearied | UnweariedUnwearied in that service |
| Courtesies | CourtesiesMarks of respect, etiquette, or courteous behavior shown to persons or symbols |
| Patrimony | PatrimonyProperty inherited from a father |
| Slender | SlenderLept |
| Apt | AptFit |
| Assisted | AssistedFacilities where residents live who need some assistance; they do not usually require skilled care. |
| Heiress | HeiressHeir |
| Heir | HeirA person who inherits another’s belongings |
| Estate | EstateFrance’s traditional national assembly with representatives of the three estates, or classes, in French society: the clergy, nobility, and commoners. The calling of the Estates General in 1789 led to the French Revolution. |
| Suitor | SuitorEurymachus |
| Eurymachus | EurymachusA manipulative, deceitful suitor. Eurymachus’s charisma and duplicity allow him to exert some influence over the other suitors. |
| Furnish | FurnishTo equip with what is needed, to provide |
| Besought | BesoughtTo ask in a serious way; to beg |
| Ducats | DucatsGold coins |
| Laden | LadenBurdened |
| Merchandise | MerchandiseGoods that a business purchases to sell |
| Credit | CreditAn arrangement to receive cash, goods, or services now and pay for them in the future. |
| Grudge | GrudgeDeep feeling of dislike; Ex. grudge fight; V. |
| Gratis | GratisFree |
| Musing | MusingA calm lengthy intent consideration. |
| Borne | BorneCarried |
| Graments | GarmentsPersonal protective equipment |
| Spurned | SpurnedShunned; rejected |
| Cur | CurHasty, not thorough. |
| Spurn | SpurnTo reject. |
| Penalty | PenaltyPunishment. |
| Bond | BondA financial security that represents a promise to repay a fixed amount of funds |
| Forfeit | ForfeitSurrender or lose as a result of an error, crime, or failure to fulfill an obligation |
| Insisted | Insisted |
| Debate | DebateDiscuss the pros and cons of an issue. |
| Exclaimed | ExclaimedSpoken or shouted suddenly with strong feelings. |
| Exaction | ExactionExtortion |
| Forfeiture | ForfeitureGovernment seizure of property and other assets derived from or used in criminal activity. |
| Adieu | AdieuFarewell |
| Hazard | HazardA danger or risk. |
| Inferior | InferiorBelow |
| Ancestry | Ancestrylineage. |
| Boast | BoastTalk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one’s achievements, possessions, or abilities. |
| Modesty | ModestyHumility. |
| Dispraised | DispraisedExpress censure or criticism of. |
| Mansion | MansionLarge, stately house. |
| Gratitude | GratitudeAppreciation, thankfulness. |
| Gracious | GraciousCordial. |
| Humble | HumbleModest |
| Reverence | ReverenceDeep respect. |
| Honoured | HonouredRegard with great respect. |
| Vowed | VowedPromised |
| Approve | ApproveRatify. |
| Consenting | ConsentingAgreeing. |
| Imparted | ImpartedRevealed. |
| Procuring | ProcuringObtaining. |
| Haste | HasteExpedite. |
| Proceed | ProceedTo go forward. |
| Apparel | ApparelClothing. |
| Robes | RobesA long, loose outer garment reaching to the ankles. |
| Trial | TrialIn probability, a single repetition or observation of an experiment. |
| Senators | SenatorsTwo from each state. |
| Plead | PleadEntreat. |
| Stead | SteadLoyal. |
| Disguised | DisguisedIncognito. |
| Agony | AgonyExtreme physical or mental suffering. |
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| Endeavour | … |
| Altered | … |
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| Esteemed | … |
| Offended | … |
| Entreat | … |
| Protest | … |
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| Signify | … |
| Reprouched | … |
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| Surety | … |
| Tragical | … |
| Ensued | … |
Merchant Of Venice (Key Words)
July 5, 2019