AP Literature & Composition - "Hamlet" Flashcards
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8036540260 | usurp | to seize or exercise authority or possession wrongfully | 0 | |
8036540261 | martial | warlike, relating to army or military life | 1 | |
8036540262 | bode | foretell | 2 | |
8036540263 | mettle | vigor and strength of spirit, stamina, courage | 3 | |
8036540264 | resolute | bold, steady, marked by firm determination | 4 | |
8036540265 | portentous | eliciting amazement or wonder, prodigious or ominous | 5 | |
8036540266 | auspicious | affording a favorable appearance | 6 | |
8036540267 | impotent | lacking in power, strength, or vigor | 7 | |
8036540268 | impious | not showing respect or reverence | 8 | |
8036540269 | wax | increase in size | 9 | |
8036540270 | besmirch | stain, soil, tarnish | 10 | |
8036540271 | credence | belief or acceptance of something being true or real | 11 | |
8036540272 | chary | cautious | 12 | |
8036540273 | calumnious | slanderous | 13 | |
8036540274 | dalliance | to waste time | 14 | |
8036540275 | censure | opinion, judgment | 15 | |
8036540276 | importune | to press or urge with troublesome persistence, beg | 16 | |
8036540277 | beguile | to trick or deceive | 17 | |
8036540278 | traduce | condemned, to expose to shame or blame by misinterpretation or falsehood | 18 | |
8036540279 | pith | central part, core | 19 | |
8036540280 | ponderous | massive or of great size | 20 | |
8036540281 | sate | satisfy, gorge | 21 | |
8036540282 | pernicious | causing insidious harm or ruin, wicked | 22 | |
8036540283 | antic | strange behavior, clownish extravagance, absurdity | 23 | |
8036540284 | wanton/wantonness | hard to control, undisciplined, unruly | 24 | |
8036540285 | incontinent | lacking self-control | 25 | |
8036540286 | sully | to make soiled or tarnished | 26 | |
8036540287 | quintessence | essence of a thing in its purest and most concentrated form | 27 | |
8036540288 | mince | chop up | 28 | |
8036540289 | clamor | loud uproar | 29 | |
8036540290 | epitaph | poem to praise deceased | 30 | |
8036540291 | lecherous | inordinate indulgence of sexual activity | 31 | |
8036540292 | malefaction | crime, offense | 32 | |
8036540293 | *****rd | miser, stingy | 33 | |
8036540294 | affront | appear directly before | 34 | |
8036540295 | consummation | achievement, completion | 35 | |
8036540296 | contumely | harsh treatment of language arising from haughtiness or contempt | 36 | |
8036540297 | bodkin | dagger | 37 | |
8036540298 | quietus | final settlement, removal from activity | 38 | |
8036540299 | orisons | prayers | 39 | |
8036540300 | relish | to take pleasure in | 40 | |
8036540301 | calumny | false statement designed to stain the reputation of someone | 41 | |
8036540302 | melancholy | gloomy state of mind | 42 | |
8036540303 | temperance | moderation or self-restraint in action, self-control | 43 | |
8036540304 | commeddled | evenly mixd together | 44 | |
8036540305 | extant | existent | 45 | |
8036540306 | choler/choleric | anger | 46 | |
8036540307 | humor | state of feeling, bodily "humors," fluid or juice of animal or plant, specifically one of the 4 fluids entering into the constitution of the body, and determine a person's health and temmperament in the balances | 47 | |
8036540308 | weal | prosperity, happiness, well-being | 48 | |
8036540309 | rank | absolute, rigorous, indecent | 49 | |
8036540310 | apoplexy | a sudden loss of bodily function | 50 | |
8036540311 | cozen | to deceive, cheat | 51 | |
8036540312 | ardor | great warmth, fervor, passion | 52 | |
8036540313 | incorporeal | unsubstantial, characteristic of nonmaterial beings | 53 | |
8036540314 | scourge | to punish, a "whip" | 54 | |
8036540315 | providence | prudent | 55 | |
8036540316 | craven | cowardly, lacking courage | 56 | |
8036540317 | scrupulous/unscrupulous | be principles, ethical consideration or principle that inhibits action | 57 | |
8036540318 | conjecture | guess, infer, conclusion deduced by guesswork | 58 | |
8036540319 | superfluous | unnecessary, excessive | 59 | |
8036540320 | abatements/abate | reductions/to reduce | 60 | |
8036540321 | remiss | negligent, languid | 61 |