| prologue (n) | introduction; preface; an introductory chapter at the beginning of a book or play |
| Prologue synonoum | Introduction |
| prologue antonym | Epilogue |
| premonition (n) | intuitive anticipation of a coming event |
| premonition synonym | Foreboding |
| Premonition antonyms | Truth knowledge |
| fray (n) | A fight or a brawl |
| fray (n) synonym | Quarrel |
| Fray antonyms | Harmony |
| Augment (v) | Improve, make greater |
| augment synonyms | Develop |
| augment antonyms | diminish |
| Portentous (adj) | A warning; suggesting ok coming evil |
| portentous synonym | Alarming |
| portentous antonyms | Encouraging, auspicious |
| Pernicious (adj) | Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way |
| pernicious synonym | Dangerous, devastating |
| pernicious antonym | kind/benevolent |
| nuptial (adj) | Related to marriage, wedding |
| Nuptial synonym | Matrimonial |
| Nuptial antonym | Divorce |
| disparaged (verb) | Criticized, detract from |
| disparaged synonym | Dismiss |
| Disparage Antonym | Encourage |
| loathe (verb) | to hate or dislike greatly |
| Loathe synonym | Despise |
| loathe antonym | Approve |
Romeo and Juliet vocab
September 13, 2019