| abhor | synonyms: fill with horror or disgust, dislike, reject, protest against. |
| prate/prattle | synonyms: to talk idly, chatter; empty, foolish talk |
| moor | synonyms: a Muslim person; a person of mixed Arab and Berber ancestry. |
| obsequious | synonyms: obedient, compliant, eager,fawning, subservient. |
| homage | synonyms: formal oath of vassal to honor, demonstration of respect; to pay reverence to by external action. |
| incense | synonyms: to cause extreme anger, infuriate; pleasant odor. |
| vexation | synonyms: annoying, irritation, vexation |
| lascivious | synonyms: expressing lust, lecherous, sexual desire, salacious |
| rebuke | synonyms: criticize, reprove, reprimand, reproof |
| iniquity | synonyms: wickedness, injustice, lawlessness, wrongful acts |
| insolent | synonyms: presumptuous, arrogant, rude, disrespectful. |
| alacrity | synonyms: cheerful willingness, eagerness, quickness, celerity |
| visage | synonyms: face, facial expressions, appearance; aspect |
| cockold | synonyms: man married to an unfaithful wife, unfaithful, by seducing his wife. |
| tempest | synonyms: windstorm; uproar, commotion, furious agitation |
| citadel | synonyms: stronghold, fort, a bulwark |
| pestilence | synonyms: fatal epidemic disease, pernicious; evil influence |
| choler | synonyms: anger, irritability, bitchy |
| discretion | synonyms: discernment, circumspection; power to decide responsibly |
| infirmity | synonyms: frailty, feebleness, bodily ailment |
| dilatory | synonyms: intended delay, to postpone |
| perdition | synonyms: damnation; loss of the soul |
| frailty | synonyms: frail, weakness, foible, fault |
Othello Vocab – Antonyms
August 22, 2019