Macbeth vocab pt 2 English II

Macbeth vocab pt 2 English II Equivocation - correct answersthe use of ambiguous language to conceal the truth or to avoid committing oneself; prevarication jocund - correct answerscheerful and lighthearted judicious - correct answerssensible; showing good judgement malevolence - correct answersill will or evil intentions mirth - correct answersamusement, especially as expressed in laughter multitudinous - correct answersvery numerous murky - correct answers(adj.) dark and gloomy, obscure; lacking in clarity and power palpable - correct answersA feeling so intense as to seen almost tangible peerless - correct answersWithout equal; unrivaled pernicious - correct answershaving a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way plight - correct answersa dangerous, difficult, or otherwise unfortunate situation Prate - correct answersto talk idly; chatter profound - correct answersHaving great depth or seriousness prowess - correct answerssuperior skill or ability, dominance redress - correct answersto set right, remed