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Goneril
[
gon
-er-il
]
Gon·er·il
/
ˈgɒn
ər
ɪl
/
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[
gon
-er-il
]
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noun
(in Shakespeare's
King Lear
) the elder of Lear's two faithless daughters.
Compare
Cordelia
,
Regan
.
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