Macbeth Vocab
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| Verb: to regard with contempt; to despise |
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| Noun: an advantage; superiority |
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| Verb: to intentionally mislead with confusing language. |
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| Verb: To seek or obtain by persuasion. |
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| Noun: the philosophical theory that the self is the only thing that can be know. |
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| Adj: unwavering; firm; determined |
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| Verb: to irritate by rubbing; to annoy |
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| Noun: royal rank or power; complete independance and self-government |
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| Adj: Deadly or destructive |
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| Adj: forceful and effective (a trenchant argument) |
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| Adj: Tiny (noun: the shorter form, as in mike for micheal) |
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| Noun: a ghostly double of a living person. |
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