4. What excuse does Lady Macbeth give for Macbeth's behavior at the party? He is pretending
He is drunk
He has a bad sense of humor
He is ill

[D]

Lady Macbeth: Sit down, worthy friends. My husband is often like this, and he has been since he was a child. Please stay seated. This is just a brief fit. In a moment he’ll be well again. If you pay too much attention to him you’ll make him angry, and that will make his convulsions go on longer. Eat your dinner and pay no attention to him.

If you look at the surrounding words, you can get a general basis of what another word for inviolate would be. i would say that it is pristine