| Affinity | (n.) preference; natural skill; similarity |
| Casidation | (n.) scolding; telling someone what they have done wrong morally |
| Dissemble | (v.) to lie; to tell an untruth; to conceal the truth |
| Languishes | (v.) to suffer; to waste away because of intense illness or sadness |
| Recoiling | (v.) to withdraw from; the retreat away from |
| Ruminate | (v.) to reflect or think about something deeply; to ponder |
| Sequester | (v.) to separate; to take one person/thing away and isolate them |
| Surmises | (n.) guesses; inferences about a situation |
| Vehement | (adj.) intense; to feel something very strongly |
| Veritable | (adj.) true; genuine; authentic |
| Edified | (v.) to be taught or instructed |
| Inference | (n.) an educated guess; suggestion |
| Indicted | (v.) accused or charged with a crime or moral wrong |
| Chide | (v.) scold or blame for bad behavior |
| Discern | (v.) to tell the difference between; to understand |
Othello Act 3 vocabulary
July 29, 2019