| gallant | Definition: heroicPart of Speech: adjsynonym: braveantonym: chicken |
| fray | Definition: showing affect of wornPart of Speech: verbsynonym: unraveledantonym: new |
| martial | Definition: associated with war and the armed forcesPart of Speech: adjsynonym: militaryantonym: peaceful |
| exile | Definition: of or appropriate to war; warlikePart of Speech: nounsynonym: banishmentantonym: entering |
| eloquence | Definition: fluent or persuasive speaking or writingPart of Speech: nounsynonym: fluencyantonym: lackadasical |
| fickle | Definition: changing frequently, especially as regards one’s loyalties, interests, or affectionPart of Speech: adjsynonym: changeableantonym: constant |
| pensive | Definition: involving, or reflecting deep or serious thoughtPart of Speech: adjsynonym: thoughtfulantonym: arrogant |
| enjoined | Definition: instruct or urgePart of Speech: verbsynonym: encourageantonym: alienate |
| wayward | Definition: difficult to controlPart of Speech: adjsynonym: willfulantonym: obedient |
| dismal | Definition: / drearyPart of Speech: adjsynonym: dingyantonym: inviting |
| loathsome | Definition: causing hatred or disgustPart of Speech: adjsynonym: hatefulantonym: peaceful |
| pilgrimage | Definition: a pilgrim’s journeyPart of Speech: nounsynonym: missionantonym: home |
Romeo and Juliet Act 3 and 4 vocabulary
November 5, 2019