Hamlet
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to shorten or diminish | ||
to abolish | ||
developing or in the process of happening | ||
irregularity; straying from the norm | ||
obsolete; out of fashion; no longer usable | ||
the quality of lacking higher values | ||
brutal without reason; having the attributes of a savage | ||
pertaining to the middle class | ||
shameless; insolent; disrespectful | ||
marked by sexuality that is often frank and unrelieved by higher emotions | ||
careful; cautious | ||
to voice disapproval; to scold | ||
restricted or limited | ||
leniency | ||
related | ||
pertaining to a group or community | ||
a yielding; acquiescence | ||
to cause one to become confused | ||
an inference or conclusion drawn or deduced by surmise or guesswork | ||
agreement or harmony | ||
an assembly where there is a coming together | ||
superficial | ||
disconnected; rambling | ||
skillful and active with the hands; manually adroit and skillful | ||
a lack of agreement; strife; tension | ||
instructing and improving spiritually or morally | ||
to place securely; to conceal | ||
a plea; an earnest request | ||
ambiguous, usually intended to deceive | ||
still in existence | ||
artificial | ||
happy or delightful | ||
cutting down or knocking down a tree; killing | ||
patience, lenience | ||
prevented or delayed beforehand | ||
to worry or be annoyed | ||
very irritating | ||
important to the issue at hand; pertaining to | ||
covered with gold or having a golden color; having a background of wealth | ||
to cause irritation | ||
free | ||
seriousness; importance | ||
to give attention | ||
to go quickly; to hasten | ||
a reverential regard; respect shown by external action | ||
vague; not easily understood | ||
an insistent and pressing demand | ||
having no material or tangible form | ||
cleverness; inventiveness; resourcefulness | ||
to deposit a dead body into a grave | ||
causing ill will; offensive | ||
weary from overuse; surfeited | ||
sprightly and lighthearted in disposition, character, or quality | ||
to feign sickness | ||
of, related to, or suggesting of war | ||
tearfully sentimental | ||
showily attractive; tawdry | ||
hater of mankind | ||
a very small particle; a speck | ||
rebellious; unruly | ||
beginner; convert | ||
a state of being forgotten | ||
overly attentive; servile | ||
unyielding regardless of reason or logic | ||
noisy; boisterous | ||
wealth | ||
showy; pretentious | ||
to banish | ||
tangible; perceptible; easily noticeable | ||
something that appears false or contradictory but is actually correct | ||
to become dry from heat; to shrivel from heat | ||
one who exhibits extreme or possible blind allegiance to a group | ||
one who possesses mere book learning | ||
fretful; obstinate | ||
utter damnation; ruin | ||
dictatorial; unconditional | ||
mechanical; indifferent | ||
very destructive or harmful; deadly | ||
to read or examine | ||
concise and meaningful | ||
seemingly acceptable, believable, or possible | ||
very heavy; unwieldy from weight | ||
powerful; having a strong effect | ||
to talk idly and foolishly at a great length | ||
something that comes before; a forerunner | ||
showing contempt towards sacred things | ||
land or rock projecting into a body of water | ||
unusual in character or experience | ||
misgiving | ||
to give formal approval | ||
to take great pleasure and delight in | ||
compensation | ||
to make repayment or to return | ||
reverting to an earlier or inferior condition | ||
to express in an overly enthusiastic manner | ||
to awaken; to become active | ||
to set apart for sacred use; to make holy; to purify | ||
barely sufficient | ||
sparkle | ||
industrious | ||
possessed of controlling power | ||
to reject or to refuse with hostility | ||
to breath; to sigh | ||
equivalent | ||
turbulent; stormy | ||
capable of being maintained in argument; rationally defensible | ||
a meeting, usually secret in nature | ||
act of determination | ||
immoral; lewd | ||
fanatic |