Macbeth, one of the great tragedies by William Shakespeare, is remarkable for its deft and ingenious use of language. Particularly, the words that Shakespeare puts into the mouth of Lady Macbeth are of prime importance. The present paper aims at analyzing the language in the play inasmuch as it reflects certain subversive strategies employed by the protagonists against the patriarchate, which includes usurping the throne of the monarch as well as masculinity and male domination as confuted by a woman rising from the subaltern status. The paper shall probe into the several connotations and suggestions in the semantic of the dialogues written for Lady Macbeth. The status of women as subalterns will be examined as presented in the play vis-à-vis position and condition of women in the contemporary society of England. The paper investigates the role of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as having the subaltern status and overridden by their ambition they tend to attain the power