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Explore Week 8 Vocabulary: Enchanting Words and Their Meanings

Dive into Week 8’s vocabulary with essential words that conjure vivid imagery and emotions. Discover definitions like "conjure," meaning to make appear as if by magic, and "consort," which refers to associating with others, often in a negative light. Explore terms like "vile" for worthless, "rancor" for bitter hate, and "perjury" for lying under oath. Learn about "kinsmen," "variable," "jest," and "lamentable," along with "unwieldy," which describes something awkward. Enrich your lexicon and understanding of these powerful terms!

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Explore Week 8 Vocabulary: Enchanting Words and Their Meanings

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  1. Week 8 Act 2 Vocabulary

  2. Conjure: • To make appear, as if by magic

  3. Consort: • To associate, typically in a negative way

  4. Vile: • Worthless, cheap, low

  5. Rancor: • Continuing and bitter hate

  6. Perjury: • The telling of a lie while swearing to tell the truth

  7. Kinsmen: • Relatives

  8. Variable: • Changeable, inconstant

  9. Jest: • A mocking remark/joke

  10. Lamentable: • Distressing, sad

  11. Unwieldy: • Awkward or clumsy

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