| perdition means | eternal punishment |
| perdition sentence | being selfish is the path to perdition |
| perfidious means | deceitful |
| Perfidious sentence | because steve is such a perfidious person, you can not believe what he says |
| prerogative means | a privelage |
| prerogative sentence | all american citizens have the prerogative to vote |
| Extirpate means | to destroy |
| extirpate sentence | the principal tried to extirpate bullying from the school |
| Prescience sentence | He got fired from his investing company since his prescience was awful |
| prescience means | anticipation of events |
| Malignant means | harmful |
| malignant sentence | The tyrant was portrayed by historians as malignant and powerful |
| usurp means | to take without right |
| usurp sentence | after the king died, his brother tried to usurp the throne from the prince |
| providential | involving divine or supernatural foresight or intervention |
| Machiavellian | cunning, scheming, and unscrupulous, especially in politics or in advancing one’s career. |
| Romance | as a literary genre, a work concluding in reconciliation |
english the tempest vocab
July 23, 2019