Subjection
Subjugation, domination, oppression.
Abundance
Plenty, amplitude, opulence.
Amendment
Revision, adjustment, correction, rectification, alternation.
Languish
Decay, decline, deteriorate.
Bequeathed
Entrusted, consigned.
Commendations
Congratulations, appreciations, accolades.
Idolatrous
Related to idolatry or idol-worshiping. In Shakespeare’s time, in a predominantly Christian Europe, this adjective was similar to "barbaric."
Sanctify
Canonize, beatify, consecrate.
Adoptious
Adopted (obsolete usage).
Ascribe
Attribute, assign.
Prejudicate
Preconceived, decided beforehand (obsolete usage).
Credence
Acceptance, reliance, faith.
Haggish
An ugly old woman, a sorceress.
Epitaph
Elegy, commemoration, a memoir inscribed on someone’s tombstone.
Sithence
Since, subsequently (obsolete usage).
Tottering
Staggering, stumbling, faltering.
Obstinacy
Stubbornness, obduracy, inflexibility.
Appeach'd
Accused (obsolete usage).
Presumptuous
Overconfident, arrogant, audacious.
Doctrine
Creed, dogma, belief, conviction.
Malady
Illness, sickness, disease.
Questant
A questioning person (obsolete usage).
Lustrous
Shining, glossy, polished, sophisticated.
Cicatrice
The scar of a healed wound (obsolete usage).
Infirmity
Frailty, weakness, feebleness.
Deliverance
Release, liberation, rescue.
Credulous
Gullible, naïve, dupable.
Entreating
Imploring, beseeching.
Equivocal
Ambiguous, indeterminate, vague.
Strumpet
Prostitute (archaic).
