Shakespeare Words
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Unreal
Invented in Macbeth“ | Hence, horrible shadow! | ” |
Slap an -un on real, and you've got yourself a new word. Just remember: it didn't have the connotation of totally tubular that is does today. When Shakespeare wrote it, he really just meant un-real—i.e., not real. Like, you know, a ghost. |
Tag: Macbeth