Lady Macbethian
Lady Macbethian adjective: resembling or relating to Lady Macbeth in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, a determined and unscrupulous woman who urges her husband to commit murder to advance his rank.
Adjective
Lady Macbethian (comparative more Lady Macbethian, superlative most Lady Macbethian)
- Resembling or relating to Lady Macbeth in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, a determined and unscrupulous woman who urges her husband to commit murder to advance his rank.
Forms of Lady Macbethian
| comparative | more Lady Macbethian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Lady Macbethian |
Origin of Lady Macbethian
From Lady Macbeth + -ian.
Questions about Lady Macbethian
- What does Lady Macbethian mean?
- Lady Macbethian means resembling or relating to Lady Macbeth in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, a determined and unscrupulous woman who urges her husband to commit murder to advance his rank.
- What part of speech is Lady Macbethian?
- Lady Macbethian is an adjective.
Words near Lady Macbethian in the dictionary
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