Beguiled (v) : diverted or taken away; also charmed or delighted | Sentence |
Satiety (n) : state of satisfaction of being full | Sentence |
Requisites (n) : requirements | Sentence |
Perdition (n) : total ruin; damnation; hell | Sentence |
Credulous (adj) : lack of judgement or experience; gullible | Sentence |
Bawdy (adj) : humorously vulgar or coarse | Sentence |
Insinuate (v) : suggestively instilling doubt it distrust; introducing an idea with subtety | Sentence |
Incontinent (adj) : uncontrolled; unrestrained | Sentence |
Affinity (n) : a natural attraction or feeling of kinship | Sentence |
Facile (adj) : arrived at without due, care, or effort | Sentence |
Mitigate (v) : to lessen the seriousness or extent of | Sentence |
Paragon (n) : the perfect embodiment of an idea or concept | Sentence |
Vehement (adj) : marked by intense emotion or conviction | Sentence |
Subjugate (v) : make subservient; force to submit | Sentence |
Sordid (adj) : lacking virtue of higher values | Sentence |
Obsequious (adj) : falsely flattering; excessively attentive | Sentence |
Lascivious (adj) : lustfull; lewd | Sentence |
Iniquity (n) : great wickedness or injustice | Sentence |
Alacrity (n) : cheerfulness; briskness | Sentence |
Discern (v) : to perceive or distinguish | Sentence |
Egregious (adj) : outstandingly bad or terrible | Sentence |
Ruminate (v) : to meditate; to ponder | Sentence |
Filch (v) : to steal (something of value | Sentence |
Surmise (v) : to guess; to conclude through conjecture | Sentence |
Castigate (v) : to punish or criticize severely | Sentence |
Venial (adj) : pardonable; forgivable | Sentence |
Construe (v) : to explain or interpret | Sentence |
Restitution (n) : compensation for loss, damage, or injury | Sentence |
Amorous (adj) : pertaining to love | Sentence |
Extenuate (v) : to lessen the seriousness of a situation | Sentence |
Othello vocab sentences
August 16, 2019