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Shakespearean Imagination!
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It's Wednesday again, which means another installment of Shakespearean Imagination!
I have been re-reading Hamlet recently, as I’m working on a play that draws many references from Shakespeare’s text, and I was reminded of this little gem. Without further ado, I give you today’s word:
barefaced : bare•faced /ˈbe(ə)rˌfāst / (adjective) :
adjective
- Shameless; undisguised.
- Having an uncovered face, so as to be exposed or vulnerable to something.
Synonyms: impudent - shameless - brazen - insolent - cheeky
First seen in Shakespeare's Hamlet (written 1600 - 1601). The full text of the play may be found here.
It's Wednesday again, which means another installment of Shakespearean Imagination!
I have been re-reading Hamlet recently, as I’m working on a play that draws many references from Shakespeare’s text, and I was reminded of this little gem. Without further ado, I give you today’s word:
adjective
- Shameless; undisguised.
- Having an uncovered face, so as to be exposed or vulnerable to something.
Synonyms: impudent - shameless - brazen - insolent - cheeky
First seen in Shakespeare's Hamlet (written 1600 - 1601). The full text of the play may be found here.
