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Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary

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1 Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary
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2 Romeo and Juliet, Act I Vocabulary
Word Part of Speech Definition Example Other Forms Pernicious Adversary Augmenting Grievance Oppression Transgression

3 Act i Pernicious Adversary Augmenting Grievance Oppression
Transgression

4 Pernicious (adjective)
Definition Causing great injury or ruin Example The spy’s activities had a pernicious effect on the top-secret project. Other forms Perniciously (adv)

5 Adversary (noun) Definition Example Other forms
A person who opposes or fights against another Example Standing tall and trying to look brave, Pam faced her adversary in fencing. Other forms Adverse (adj) Adversarial (adj)

6 Augmenting (verb) Definition Example Other forms Increasing; enlarging
With small deposits each week, our family is augmenting its savings. Other forms Augmentable (adj) Augmentation (noun)

7 Grievance (noun) Definition Example Injustice; complaint
The board investigated the worker’s grievance against his superior.

8 Oppression (noun) Definition Example Other forms
Feeling of being weighed down with worries or problem Example He could not pay all of his bills, and this caused a feeling of oppression. Other forms Oppress (verb) Oppressive (adj)

9 Transgression (noun) Definition Example Other forms Wrong-doing; sin
Stealing from the poor is a transgression against humanity. Other forms Transgress (verb) Transgressor (noun)


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