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It is used as a public expression of praise toward Brutus.
it is used as a negative and ironic word to describe Brutus
It loses its power because of Antony's repeated use of it.
It is used with ambitious to change the connotation of ambitious
Answer:
it is used as a negative and ironic word to describe Brutus
Explanation:
When Antony uses the word "honorable" in his speech, he intends to use it respectfully in relation to brutus, but charged with irony and debauchery, emphasizing a negative tone that can affect all conspirators, especially Brutus. He uses that word to show how hypocritical Brutus is, wearing a mask of honor, while betraying the one who trusted him most, Cesar.
This question is about "The Tragedie of Julius Caesar" written by Shakespeare, where Julio Cesar's tragedy as a ruler and the betrayal that led to his death are addressed.
