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Act Two Vocabulary Romeo and Juliet afeard (adj.) – afraid

Act Two Vocabulary Romeo and Juliet afeard (adj.) – afraid badest (v.) – past tense of to bid; suggested baptize (v.)- to name or to give an identity conceive (v.)- to imagine crave (v.) -to beg cunning (n.) -skill in deception divers (adj.) - various enmity (n.) - hatred

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Act Two Vocabulary Romeo and Juliet afeard (adj.) – afraid

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  1. Act Two Vocabulary • Romeo and Juliet • afeard (adj.) – afraid • badest (v.) – past tense of to bid; suggested • baptize (v.)- to name or to give an identity • conceive (v.)- to imagine • crave (v.) -to beg • cunning (n.) -skill in deception • divers (adj.) - various • enmity (n.) - hatred • feign (v.) - to act as if • homely (adj.) – plain; ordinary • idolatry (n.) -worship • impute (v.) -to attribute • inconstant (adj.) –changeable • invocation (n.) –prayer • livery (n.) -a clothing that identifies the wearer by occupation or rank • perchance (adv.) –perhaps • perjuries (n.) –lies • purblind (adj.) –completely blind • rancor (n.) -hatred • salutation (n.) –a greeting • utterance (n) –a speech

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