ACT IV - Scene II — Vocabulary

Hamlet by William Shakespeare — key words and definitions

Vocabulary Words from ACT IV - Scene II

compounded (verb (past tense))
Mixed together or combined into one substance.
counsel (noun)
Private thoughts, secrets, or confidential advice.
replication (noun)
A reply or answer; a response to a question.
countenance (noun)
Favor, approval, or patronage from a person of authority.
authorities (noun (plural))
Powers or rights granted by a ruler; official influence.
glean'd (verb (past participle))
Gathered or collected, especially bit by bit.
knavish (adjective)
Dishonest, cunning, or characteristic of a knave (a deceitful person).
demanded of (verb phrase)
Questioned by or interrogated by (archaic usage of "demand").
stow'd (verb (past participle))
Stored away or hidden in a secure place.
mouth'd (verb (past participle))
Placed in the mouth; held between the jaws without yet being swallowed.

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