| discern | Verb. To differentiate between two or more things.sentence: what from the cape can discern at sea? |
| surfeited | Verb. fed or supplied to excessSentence: the child was surfeited to the point he puked. |
| Paradoxes | Plural noun. Things that appear false or contradictory but are actually correctSentence: The children laughed as the actor in the movie fell, it was a paradox though because the actor fell by accident and the film caught it in the moment. |
| Mutiny | Noun. Rebellion, revolt, or rebellion against constituted authority Sentence: in today’s society there is a mutiny about the black racial group and how they’re treated unfairly. |
| Lechery | Noun. The act of indulging excessively in sexual activity or in lasciviousnessSentence: In the room, you could hear the lechery from the couple next door because the walls were thin. |
| Discretion | Noun. The ability to act on ones own power of individual decisionSentence: the student used discretion to stand up for what was right. |
| Propriety | Noun. Correct conductsentence: This sentence isn’t propriety. |
| Bestial | Adjective. Brutal without reason, having the attributes of a savageSentence: The kids in my math class are extremely bestial |
| Enmesh | Verb. To entangle Sentence: The hairspray I left in last night caused my hair to enmesh. |
| Dilatory | Adjective. Delaying, slowSentence: Last week seemed so dilatory. |
Othello Act 2 vocabulary
August 28, 2019