Hamlet
Hamlet
Act V
Act V
1. abhor v. to find repugnant; to detest; to loathe
1. abhor v. to find repugnant; to detest; to loathe
2. amity n. a state of friendship and cordiality
2. amity n. a state of friendship and cordiality
3. asunder adv. widely separated especially in space
3. asunder adv. widely separated especially in space
4. canker n. something that corrodes, corrupts, or
4. canker n. something that corrodes, corrupts, or
destroys
destroys
5. changeling n. a child secretly exchanged for another in
5. changeling n. a child secretly exchanged for another in
infancy
infancy
6. churlish adj. having a bad disposition
6. churlish adj. having a bad disposition
7. edify v. to make understand
7. edify v. to make understand
8. felicity n. state of well-being characterized by
8. felicity n. state of well-being characterized by
contentment
contentment
9. flagon n. a large metal or pottery vessel with a handle
9. flagon n. a large metal or pottery vessel with a handle
and spout
and spout
10. gibe n. an aggressive remark directed at a person
10. gibe n. an aggressive remark directed at a person
11. imperious adj. having or showing arrogant superiority
11. imperious adj. having or showing arrogant superiority
12. imputation n. a statement attributing something
12. imputation n. a statement attributing something
dishonest
dishonest
13. palpable adv. capable of being perceived
13. palpable adv. capable of being perceived
14. requiem n. a song or hymn of mourning as a
14. requiem n. a song or hymn of mourning as a
memorial to a dead person
memorial to a dead person
15. umbrage n. a feeling of anger caused by being
15. umbrage n. a feeling of anger caused by being
offended
offended
1. hyperbole- an obvious exaggeration
1. hyperbole- an obvious exaggeration