Associations to the word «Macbeth»
Noun
- Lear
- Verdi
- Shakespeare
- Juliet
- Midsummer
- Welles
- Romeo
- Hamlet
- Orson
- Ado
- Cleopatra
- Tempest
- Witch
- Duncan
- Tragedy
- Shrew
- Malcolm
- Dmitri
- Antony
- Repertory
- Covent
- Julius
- Giuseppe
- Lady
- Apparition
- Caesar
- Inverness
- Vic
- Faust
- Bloch
- Olivier
- Prophecy
- Lennox
- Banco
- Scala
- Opera
- Dagger
- Avon
- Theatre
- Merry
- Adaptation
- Sargent
- Venice
- Hail
- Tristan
- Cauldron
- Playhouse
- Carmen
- Murderer
- Verona
- Witchcraft
- Strauss
- Premiere
- Norma
- Marlowe
- Banquet
- Starship
- Schiller
- Titus
- Grimes
- Rosalind
- Lucia
- Repertoire
- Broadway
- Knocking
- Foul
- Brutus
- Opus
- Monologue
- Overture
- Francesca
- Sc
- Pritchard
- Hallmark
- Scotland
- Libretto
- Mckinley
- Hereafter
- Remorse
- Orkney
- Ambition
- Merchant
- Emilia
- Middleton
- Elgin
- Trafalgar
Wiktionary
MACBETH, proper noun. A Shakespeare play, about the Scottish royal family, or its main character.
MACBETH, proper noun. An 11th century king of Scotland.
Dictionary definition
MACBETH, noun. King of Scotland (died in 1057).
Wise words
A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there
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