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7 July, 12:21

What does the word broil mean in this excerpt from Macbeth?

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  1. 7 July, 12:29
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    Broil Definition: to be subjected to great heat. it is also a synonym for bake.

    in Macbeth, it was used by shakespeare to mean the battle was intense with heat. "hot" in a much more fancy way.
  2. 7 July, 12:40
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    to have sorrow ur welcome
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