fancy words for macbeth essay

kevogy

epomynous hero
enigmatic charactor
epitome of evil
egotistical machiavllian tyrant

anymore you want to add?
try to explain what they mean

it will bring up the quality of any essay

actually for any essay give big words = poetry, comparitive also

-Kenny-

erm,

ambitious
aspiring
greedy
guilty
regretful
evil
wicked
childish
malignant
weak
inhuman
jealous

sock puppet

kevogy wrote: »

epomynous hero
enigmatic charactor
epitome of evil
egotistical machiavllian tyrant

anymore you want to add?
try to explain what they mean

it will bring up the quality of any essay

actually for any essay give big words = poetry, comparitive also

psst. You've spelt eponymous wrong.

Busi_Girl08

Not the best idea to go too mad with colourful and frivolous words and phrases.

All that will happen is you will be trying too hard to find an oppertunity to use them, and will get side tracked, or end up with some overly complicated sentance that doesn't make much sense.

The best thing is to stick to what you know and let it flow...

marshmallow

nihilistic (spiritually dead)
malevolent
callous
repugnant
merciless
vindictive
usurper
malicious
evocative
virtuous
persuasive
cynical
corrupt
tyrant
cold-blooded
duplicitous (2-faced)

kevogy

well... as a better example

evil could be changed with

angry, atrocious, bad, baneful, base, beastly, calamitous, corrupt, damnable, depraved, destructive, disastrous, execrable, flagitious, foul, harmful, hateful, heinous, hideous, iniquitous, injurious, loathsome, low, maleficent, malevolent, malicious, malignant, nefarious, no good, obscene, offensive, pernicious, poison, rancorous, reprobate, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, spiteful, stinking, ugly, unpleasant, unpropitious, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked, wrathful, wrong


take your pick

Gi joe!

witches pernicious influence
edwards beautific reign
supreme antithesis
Banquo is most gnarly maan

-Kenny-

kevogy wrote: »

well... as a better example

evil could be changed with

angry, atrocious, bad, baneful, base, beastly, calamitous, corrupt, damnable, depraved, destructive, disastrous, execrable, flagitious, foul, harmful, hateful, heinous, hideous, iniquitous, injurious, loathsome, low, maleficent, malevolent, malicious, malignant, nefarious, no good, obscene, offensive, pernicious, poison, rancorous, reprobate, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, spiteful, stinking, ugly, unpleasant, unpropitious, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked, wrathful, wrong


take your pick

LOL 'Macbeth in my opinion is stinking evil'

but seriously good choice of words thanks

aido179

HAMARTIA - fatal flaw

one word im throwing in regardless of anything else.
plus, the notes i have have a full intro so im sticking with it...

Fad

marshmallow wrote: »

nihilistic (spiritually dead)

Spiritually dead is bit harsh!

I'd class myself as a nihilist, but would I use the term DEAD! :eek: Not quite

Daemos

Regicide = the murder of a king

Gi joe!

aido179 wrote: »

HAMARTIA - fatal flaw

one word im throwing in regardless of anything else.
plus, the notes i have have a full intro so im sticking with it...

oh yeah nd catharsis too- purification

as in the audience goes through a catharsis with macbeths downfall and his realization of his madness

rcaz

The witches are the corporeal form of Macbeth's "vaulting ambition".

LivingDeadGirl

DaPoolRulz wrote: »

Regicide = the murder of a king

Is akin to deicide(= the murder of God) in the play Macbeth as the King is God's representative on Earth

kdak

just make a list of words you use alot- evil, supernatural, powerful, etc. and type them into thesaurus.com and they'll give you different words so you're not repeating the same one all the time. good luck!

kevogy

however


after all, all the same, anyhow, be that as it may, but, despite, for all that, howbeit, in spite of, nonetheless, notwithstanding, on the other hand, per contra, though, withal, without regard to, yet

Dante

Sohcahtoa

marshmallow

Fad wrote: »

Spiritually dead is bit harsh!

I'd class myself as a nihilist, but would I use the term DEAD! :eek: Not quite

hah sorry, tis bit harsh but it's pretty accurate in this context!

bernardo mac

kevogy wrote: »

epomynous hero
enigmatic charactor
epitome of evil
egotistical machiavllian tyrant

anymore you want to add?
try to explain what they mean

it will bring up the quality of any essay

actually for any essay give big words = poetry, comparitive also

check out the soliloquies that reveal,poetically,the tortured mind of a murderer.Macbeth is aware of the horrific consequences;there is no going back;he will wade deeper and deeper in blood and his mind will not rest.He will be engulfed in blood and guilt.See for eg.ACT 2 SC2 lines61:" Will all great Neptune's oceans wash this blood.....from my hand?NO,this my hand will rather/The MULTITUDINOUS SEAS INCARNADINE/MAKING THE GREEN ONE RED.

KnifeWRENCH

DaPoolRulz wrote: »

Regicide = the murder of a king

That word always makes me reminds me of the Simpsons:

"You have selected regicide. If you know the name of the king or queen being murdered, press 1."

Macbeth has the traits of a man with erectile dysfunction... He finds it hard to rise to the occasion and Compares himself to a bear, while he really is puny.

Claypigeon

Deleted User wrote: »

Macbeth has the traits of a man with erectile dysfunction... He finds it hard to rise to the occasion and Compares himself to a bear, while he really is puny.

I lol'd,