Pre-AP Julius Caesar Vocabulary
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| 119424004 | baseness | lacking high value | |
| 119424005 | exalted | place at a high or powerful level; held in high regard | |
| 119424006 | replication | the action of copying or reproducing something | |
| 119424007 | vulgar | lacking sophistication or good taste; unrefined | |
| 119424008 | flourished | grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way | |
| 119424009 | homage | special honor or respect shown publicly; paid or rendered | |
| 119424010 | ominously | giving the impression on that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen | |
| 119424012 | soothsayer | a person supposed to be able to foresee the future | |
| 119424013 | derisive | showing contempt | |
| 119424014 | lamented | a conventional way of describing someone who has died or something that has been lost or that has ceased to exist | |
| 119424015 | vexed | difficult and much debated | |
| 119424016 | rout | a disorderly retreat of defeated troops; to dispel by force | |
| 119424017 | repute | good reputation | |
| 119424018 | mettle | courage and fortitude | |
| 119424020 | obscurely | not clearly expressed or easily understood | |
| 119424021 | portentous | ominous; giving signs of evil to come | |
| 119424022 | prodigies | persons endowed with exceptional qualities or abilities or exceptional accomplishment | |
| 119424023 | alchemy | the medieval forerunner of chemistry based n the supposed transformation of matter | |
| 119424024 | bestow | confer or present an honor or right or gift | |
| 119424025 | ascend | to move, climb, or go upward; mount; rise | |
| 119424026 | augmented | made greater; enhanced | |
| 119424029 | taper | to become smaller or thinner toward one end | |
| 119424030 | hideous | shocking or revolting to the moral sense | |
| 119424032 | affability | showing warmth and friendliness | |
| 119424033 | gravity | serious or critical nature | |
| 119424034 | kindle | to set fire to or ignite | |
| 119424036 | rhetoric | the undue use of exaggeration or display of language | |
| 119424038 | confounded | bewildered; confused; perplexed | |
| 119424039 | mutiny | rebellion against any authority | |
| 119424040 | unassailable | not open to attack or assault | |
| 119424041 | abridged | to reduce or lessen in duration, scope, authority, etc | |
| 119424042 | prostrate | to cast face down on the ground in humility, submission, or adoration | |
| 119424044 | concert | agreement in purpose or feeling | |
| 119424045 | malice | desire to wrong or injure others | |
| 119424047 | infirmity | weakness; physical defect | |
| 119424048 | prodigious | of great size or power | |
| 119424049 | entreated | begged; pleaded with | |
| 119424050 | insurrection | rebellion | |
| 119424051 | resolution | strong determination; a plan or decision | |
| 119424052 | wrathfully | with intense anger | |
| 119424053 | imminent | about to happen | |
| 119424054 | spectacle | strange or remarkable sight | |
| 119424055 | prophesy | predict what will happen | |
| 119424057 | discourse | speak on a topic formally and at length | |
| 119424058 | interred | buried | |
| 119424059 | legacies | money, property, or position left in a will | |
| 119424061 | chastisement | severe criticism; punishment | |
| 119424064 | presume | rely too much on; take advantage of | |
| 119424066 | presage | give a warning sign about a future event | |
| 119424067 | demeanor | way of conducting oneself; behavior | |
| 119424068 | disconsolate | so unhappy that nothing brings comfort | |
| 119424069 | misconstrued | misinterpreted |