| Augment (definition) | verb – to maker larger; increase |
| Suborn (definition) | verb – to bribe or induce someone unlawfully to perform some misdeed |
| Requite (definition) | verb – to make repayment, retaliate, or return |
| Palpable (definition) | adjective – tangible, readily or plainly seen |
| Scruple (definition) | noun/ verb – a moral or ethical consideration or standard that act as a restraining force or inhibits certain actions; small portion/ hesitate at |
| Augment (sentence) | In order to augment Macbeth’s possibility of becoming king, he needed to kill King Duncacn. |
| Suborn (sentence) | Lady Macbeth suborned Macbeth into killing King Duncan by criticizing his manhood. |
| Requite (sentence) | There is no way that Macbeth can requite for what he did to King Duncan. |
| Palpable (sentence) | While Macbeth was waiting for the bell to ring, he saw a dagger he thought was palpable |
| Scruple (sentence) | Macbeth’s guilt was a scruple to his murdering schemes. |
Macbeth Vocabulary Act 2
August 27, 2019