| Baseness Def. | A low moral ground; selfishness |
| Usurped Def. | Use without authority or right; Emily wrongfully |
| Sated Def. | To fill to excess; to act greedily |
| Surfeit Def. | Excess; an excessive amount |
| Paragons Def. | A model or pattern of excellence or of a particular excellence |
| Paradox Def. | A self-contradictory and false proposition |
| Lechery Def. | Excessive or offensive desire; lustfulness |
| Obscure Def. | Not clear; hard to perceive or understand |
| Discretion Def. | The power or right to decide or act according to one’s own judgement; freedom of judgement or choice |
| Proprietary Def. | Rightness or justness |
| Impervious Def. | Incapable of being influenced, persuaded, or affected |
| Enmesh Def. | To catch or involve in as if a net or snare |
| Dilatory Def. | Tending to procrastinate; delayed |
| Affinity Def. | A natural liking, taste, or inclination towards a person or thing |
| Ruminate Def. | To meditate or muse; ponder |
| Vehement Def. | Passionate |
| Edified Def. | To instruct or benefit, especially morally or spiritually;Uplift |
| Castigate Def. | To criticize or reprimand severely |
| Avocation Def. | Something a person does for pleasure: a hobby |
| Fulsome Def. | Disgusting; sickening; repulsive |
| Malignant Def. | Very dangerous or harmful |
| Traduce Def. | To speak maliciously and falsely of; slander; defame |
| Baseless pos. | Noun |
| Usurped pos. | Verb |
| Sated pos. | Verb |
| Surfeit pos. | Noun |
| Paragons pos. | Noun |
| Paradox pos. | Noun |
| Lechery pos. | Noun |
| Obscure pos. | Adjective |
| Discretion pos. | Noun |
| Propriety pos. | Noun |
| Impervious pos. | Adjective |
| Enmesh pos. | Verb |
| Dilatory pos. | Adjective |
| Affinity pos. | Noun |
| Ruminate pos. | Verb |
| Vehement pos. | Adjective |
| Edified pos. | Verb |
| Castigate pos. | Verb |
| Avocation pos. | Noun |
| Fulsome pos. | Adjective |
| Malignant pos. | Adjective |
| Traduce pos. | Verb |
Othello Vocab Act 2
September 1, 2019