JULIUS CAESAR
ACT I
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CONSTRUE
COGITATIONS
ACCOUTERED
ENTREAT
FAIN
METTLE
PRODIGIES
PORTENTOUS
Julius Caesar Act I
ADJ.
FOREBODING
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SYNONYMS:
OMINOUS, ILL-BODING, DOOMED
portentous
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TEMPERAMENT,
COURAGE AND FORTITUDE
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SYNONYM:
BACKBONE, RESOLVE, STAMINA
ANTONYM:
WEAKNESS
mettle
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OMENS
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SYNONYMS:
PREMONITIONS, WARNINGS
prodigies
ADV.
GLADLY, WILLINGLY
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SYNONYMS:
EAGER, READY
ANTONYMS:
RELUCTANT
fain
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INTERPRET,
TO GIVE MEANING OR INTENTION
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SYNONYM:
INFER, DEDUCE
construe
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DEEP THOUGHTS,
REFLECTIONS
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SYNONYMS:
CONTEMPLATION, MEDITATION
ANTONYM:
IGNORANCE
cogitations
V
MAKE AN EARNEST REQUEST
OF
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SYNONYM:
IMPLORE, BESEECH, BEG
ANTONYM:
ANSWER, COMMAND
entreat
V
FULLY ARMED,
TO EQUIP OR OUTFIT
ESPECIALLY WITH MILITARY CLOTHES,
EQUIPMENT, ETC.
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SYNONYM:
ATTIRE, OUTFIT
accoutered
1. BUT LET NOT THEREFORE MY GOOD FRIENDS BE GRIEVED—
AMONG WHICH NUMBER, CASSIUS, BE YOU ONE—
NOR _____________ ANY FURTHER MY NEGLECT
THAN THAT POOR BRUTUS, WITH HIMSELF AT WAR,
FORGETS THE SHOWS OF LOVE TO OTHER MEN.
2. WHAT A BLUNT FELLOW IS THIS GROWN TO BE!
HE WAS QUICK ______________ WHEN HE WENT TO SCHOOL
3. UPON THE WORD,
________________ AS I WAS, I PLUNGED IN
AND BADE HIM FOLLOW.
4. I SAW MARK ANTONY OFFER HIM A CROWN, YET ‘TWAS NOT A
CROWN NEITHER, ‘TWAS ONE OF THESE CORONETS; AND, AS I
TOLD YOU, HE PUT IT BY ONCE. BUT FOR ALL THAT, TO MY
THINKING, HE WOULD _____________ HAVE HAD IT.
SENTENCES
5. THOUGHTS OF GREAT VALUE, WORTHY __________________.
6. HOW I HAVE THOUGHT OF THIS AND OF THESE TIMES,
I SHALL RECOUNT HEREAFTER; FOR THIS PRESENT,
I WOULD NOT, SO WITH LOVE I MIGHT _____________ YOU,
BE ANY FURTHER MOVED.
7. FOR I BELIEVE THEY ARE ______________ THINGS
UNTO THE CLIMATE THAT THEY POINT UPON.
8. WHEN THESE ____________
DO SO CONJOINTLY MEET, LET NOT MEN SAY
“THESE ARE THEIR REASONS, THEY ARE NATURAL.”
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