| bombast (n) | In order for me to stand-out, he advised me to place a bombast tone |
| bombastic (adj) | The bombastic child was silenced after losing to the inferior group. |
| dote (vb) | She doted Peter to a point where she could not function without him. |
| obsequious (adj) | The obsequious girl paid careful attention and learnt all your ways. |
| timorous (adj) | The boys did not listen to you because you used a timorous tone with them. |
| profane (adj) | It is unacceptable to read profane books like those in church. |
| courser (n) | Matthew was very excited to ride on the courser. |
| iniquity (n) | I apologize for showing iniquity to you. |
| contrive (vb) | We need to contrive a way to appease the president. |
| corrigible (adj) | The corrigible water can turn from green to blue intermittently. |
| galleon (n) | The boys boarded the galleon and started their lives as Paul’s apprentices. |
| carrack (n) | The carrack ship was used in Europe during the medieval ages. |
| feat (n) | Peter and Paul’s showed a great deal of feat when spreading the gospel of Christ. |
| pertain (vb) | World War 1 and World War 2 are wars that pertain to Europe’s economic depression. |
| carnal (adj) | Michael’s carnal lips moved in a way that drew all the women to his attention. |
| pliant (adj) | The pliant girl finally stood up to the bullies and did not do as they pleased. |
| beseech (vb) | I beseech you to go to the party with me. |
| alacrity (n) | I cooked the meal with alacrity after learning that the girl had not eaten for about a month. |
| scant (adj) | The scant rice was not enough to feed the multitudes. |
| saucy (adj) | If Grace does not change her saucy attitude towards the police, she may end up in jail. |
Act 1 “Othello” Vocabulary Sentences
August 17, 2019