Macbeth vocabulary sentences

1. Mirth: (noun)
I desire to have a certain type of mirth when jokes are made.

2. Liege (noun)
My liege came to tell me of great news this evening.

3. Parricide (noun)
That poor kid Danny fell victim to a parricide in his family

4. Verity (noun, plural)
The verity of his words were found to be wrong.

5. Avarice (noun)
Mr. shield's avarice got in the way of his family life.

6. Avaunt (adverb)
She told that crazy kid to avaunt.

7. Posterity (noun)
It would be interesting to see my whole posterity in the future.

8. Homage (noun)
Francis always has a good homage towards his teachers.

9. Cloistered (adjective)
The Clampetts were in quite a culture shock, considering they were cloistered.

10. Equivocator (verb)
Some say I tend to not not have enough equivocator.

11. Avouch (verb)
I try to avouch everyone who does well or tries hard.

12. Eminence (noun)
Dan is held to a certain eminence compared to others.

13. Thralls (noun)
Sometimes sharry feels like she is in thralls when she's will her family.

14. Malevolence (noun)
I try not to show too much malevolence when McKenna doesn't pick up her clothes.