| Intercession | Someone’s act of pleading on another’s behalfn.Thanks to the intercession of the girl, her boyfriend was not found guilty of not doing his homework. |
| Predominant | Having an influence of domination over othersadj.Sara’s love had predominant power over any other thing in her mind. |
| Procure | To obtain somethingv.During the boy’s long journey, he wished to procure the one thing he longed for the most. |
| Lamentable | Sad; consisting of distressadj.The girls lamentable feelings made her feel as though her existence did not matter. |
| Sallow | A sickly look; a pale-yellowish hueadj. The boy was extremely sick, therefore he had a sallow look about him. |
| Unwieldly | Clumsy or awkwardadj.Due to his love for the girl, the young teenage boy behaved extremely unwieldy around her. |
| Fair | Very beautiful; flawlessadj.The princess was very fair in the prince’s eyes. |
| Complain | An address of somethingv.When the boy met the girl at the dance, he was unable to complain his words of love to her. |
| Center | The heart or soul of someonen.The girl stared blankly at the boy as he examined her center, by the confession of his love for her. |
| Conjure | Make something appearv.Due to the boy’s Sorcery skills, he was able to conjure a potion to make his one true love fall in love with him. |
| Consorted | Associated with someone or somethingn.Due to the boy’s talents, he was consorted with the superiors of the government. |
| Chide | Expression of disapproval; scoldv.The mother could not help but chide her children because of their constant oblivious behavior. |
| Dote | To bestow feelings of fondness or excessive love for someone or somethingv.The girl’s father could not help but dote over her many accomplishments. |
| Rancor | Bitter, hate or feeling of malicen.The old man felt rancor feelings toward the children for throwing eggs at his house. |
Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Act II
September 5, 2019