VocabularyV

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This PowerPoint shows all act V vocabulary.

Created and Edited by Josh Hafford, Jeffery Million, and Danny Bosse.

Kindred- Persons related to each other; family, tribe Loathsome- Revolting, disgusting, repulsive Presage- To foreshadow; to forecast, predict Straight- Soon, immediately, directly Associate- To connect to bring into relation; to join as companion or ally Pestilence- A deadly epidemic or disease Advendture- To take a chance or risk; to dare Aloof- Resrved or indifferent Haughty- Pround, snobbish, arrogant Restorative- A means of restoring a person to consciousness; a means of renewing or revitalizing something

[|More Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary for Acts IV and V] Sentences

1. Balthasar: I saw her laid low in her **//__ kindred's __//** vault, and presently took post to tell it you(V,I, 19-20).

2. Romeo: There is thy gold; worse poison to men's souls, doing more murders in this //__ ** loathsome ** __// world than these poor compounds that thou mayst not sell(V,I,80- 83).

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