| Entreaty | n. a plea, an earnest request, appeal; v. the act of appealing or earnestly requesting |
| Utter | v. to express by speaking, to speak, emit, pronounce; n. something spoken or pronounced |
| Idolatry | n. worship of idols, excessive devotion, obsession, mania |
| Repose | v. to lie or to be at rest; n. the state of being at rest, absence of movement, calm, peacefulness |
| Air | v. to make a public utterance, to verbalize or speak; adj. something that verbalizes or speaks |
| Baleful | adj. destructive, deadly, malign, sinister, harmful |
| Intercede | v. to intervene and to act as a mediator, to arbitrate or interpose; n. the act of intervening or mediating |
| Forsake | v. to quit or to leave entirely, to depart or to withdraw from; leave, desert, abandon; adj. something that has been deserted or abandoned |
| Chide | v. to voice disapproval, to scold, admonish, chasten, chastise |
| Rancor | n. bitter deep-seated ill will, enmity, animosity, or antagonism |
SAT Vocabulary Study: Romeo and Juliet Act II
August 24, 2019