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Powerful Words in Julius Caesar: Unassailable, Confounded, Prostrate, Appease, Vanquished

Explore the impactful vocabulary in Act Three of Julius Caesar, including words like unassailable, confounded, prostrate, appease, and vanquished. Witness the characters' actions and fate as these words come alive in Shakespeare's timeless play.

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Powerful Words in Julius Caesar: Unassailable, Confounded, Prostrate, Appease, Vanquished

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  1. Julius Caesar Vocabulary Act Three

  2. Act III Scene i • Unassailable – not open to attack; invulnerable It is not a good idea to attack a fort that is unassailable. 2. Confounded – confused; overwhelmed Some people are confounded by Shakespeare’s use of language.

  3. Act III Scene i 3. Prostrate– lying face down; prone If someone displeased Queen Elizabeth, he would often prostrate himself before her and beg for forgiveness. 4. Appease – to sooth; to settle down I appeased the screaming baby with a bottle.

  4. Act III Scene ii 4. Vanquished – beaten; defeated The British were vanquished by the American rebels during the Revolutionary War.

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