| Abhor | DEFINITION: to regard with extreme repugnance |
| Apprehend | DEFINITION: to capture |
| Canopy | DEFINITION: cover or protection |
| Contempt | DEFINITION: the feeling that a person is beneath consideration |
| Disperse | DEFINITION: to spread over a wide area |
| Inexorable | DEFINITION: impossible to stop |
| Penury | DEFINITION: extreme poverty or lack of resource |
| Presage | DEFINITION: sign of prediction that something bad will happen |
| Remnants | DEFINITION: remains or leftovers of something |
| Wretched | DEFINITION: for a person in an unhappy or unfortunate state |
| Abhor | SYNONYM: hate |
| Apprehend | SYNONYM: capture |
| Canopy | SYNONYM: cover |
| Contempt | SYNONYM: dislike |
| Disperse | SYNONYM: scatter |
| Inexorable | SYNONYM: unstoppable |
| Penury | SYNONYM: poor |
| Presage | SYNONYM: foreshadow |
| Remnants | SYNONYM: leftovers |
| Wretched | SYNONYM: horrid |
| Abhor | ANTONYM: love |
| Apprehend | ANTONYM: release |
| Canopy | ANTONYM: floor |
| Contempt | ANTONYM: like |
| Disperse | ANTONYM: gather |
| Inexorable | ANTONYM: easy to stop |
| Penury | ANTONYM: wealthy people |
| Presage | ANTONYM: daft (clueless) |
| Remnants | ANTONYM: beginning |
| Wretched | ANTONYM: lovely |
ROMEO AND JULIET ACT 5
September 7, 2019