| invocation | an incanation used in conjuring |
| envious | feeling, expressed or characterized by envy |
| discourse | to narrarate or discuss |
| enmity | deap-seated often mutual hatred |
| impute | to attribute, credit |
| predominant | most common or sucpisious |
| chide | to express disaproval |
| rancor | bitter |
| lamentable | to express grief about |
| poultice | a soft, moist mass of bread, meal, clay or other substance put on a wound |
| drudge | a person who does tedious, menial or meaningless work |
| appertaining | to belong as a proper function or part |
| consort | companion or partner |
| mantle | a cloak |
| tedious | moving or progressing slowly |
| beguiled | to decieve |
| validity | well grounded |
| abhors | to reject vehemently |
| beseech | to request eanestly |
| indundation | to cover with water |
| prorogue | to discontinue a session |
| arbitrating | to submit to settlement or judgment |
| orisons | a prayer |
| culled | to gather, collect |
| solace | comfort in sorrow |
| dirges | a funeral hymn or lament |
| presage | an omen |
| penury | destitution |
| impeach | to challenge the validity of; try to discredit |
| languish | to become weak or feable |
| heretics | a person who holds controversial opinions |
| esteem | regard with respect |
| obscured | instinctly heard, faint |
| boisterious | rough or stormy, violent |
| alderman | church office endowed with fixed capital assets |
| benifice | a church official endowed w/ fixed capital assets |
| purged | to free from inpurities |
| loathed | to dislike greatly |
| pernicious | evil; wicked |
| portentous | foreboding |
| transgression | violation of law, command or duty |
| posterity | those who have irreverence for what is sacred |
| aldermen | members of the municipal legislative body |
| augmenting | to make larger |
Romeo and Juliet Vocab
November 26, 2019