| Abhor | To hate with disgust |
| Obsequious | obedient or servantile to an excessive degree |
| Palpable | tangible; able to be felt |
| Eminent | famous and respected for a profession |
| Egregious | terribly bad or shocking |
| Inordinate | unusually large or excessive |
| Importune | to beseech or beg for something |
| Ruminate | to think deeply about something |
| Surmise | to guess |
| Vehement | Showing a strong or passionate feeling for something |
| Castigated | reprimanded for something |
| Venial | small, pardonable |
| Fulsome | excessively flattering or overdone |
| Iniquity | wickedness |
| Requite | return a favor or love for someone |
| Bawdy | Profane; dealing with humorously sexual jokes |
| Restitution | restoration to a rightful owner; making payment for loss |
| Pernicious | having a negative or harmful effect |
| Odious | hateful or unpleasant |
| Amorous | showing sexual desire |
| abhor synonyms and antonyms | syn – detest, loathe, despiseant – love, admire |
| obsequious synonyms and antonyms | syn – servile, fawning, oilyant – domineering |
| palpable synonyms and antonyms | syn – perceptible, perceivable, noticeableant – impertecptible, intangible |
| eminent synonyms and antonyms | syn – distinguished, renowned, prestigousant – unknown, foreign |
| egregious synonyms and antonyms | syn – shocking, appalling, awfulant – marvelous |
| inordinate synonyms and antonyms | syn – unreasonable, unjustifiable, unwarrantableant – moderate, conservative |
| importune synonyms and antonyms | syn – besiege, pray, insist, imploreant – hint, imply, suggest |
| ruminate synonyms and antonyms | syn – ponder, meditate, contemplate, brainstormant – ignore, neglect, forget |
| surmise synonyms and antonyms | syn – assumption, guess, deduction, attempyant – certain, fact, information |
| vehement synonyms and antonyms | syn – passionate, forceful, ardentant – mild, apathetic |
| castigate synonyms and antonyms | syn – condemn, admonish, rebukeant – praise, commend |
| venial synonyms and antonyms | syn – forgivable, allowableant – unforgivable, mortal |
| fulsome synonyms and antonyms | syn – gushing, half-hearted, fakeant – reasonable, sincere |
| iniquity synonyms and antonyms | syn – immorality, improprietyant – morality, virtue, goodness |
| requite synonyms and antonyms | syn – satisfy, pay, reciprocateant – deny, leave, lose, fail |
| bawdy synonyms and antonyms | syn – risque, racy, rudeant – clean, innocent |
| restitution synonyms and antonyms | syn – refund, payment, reimbursementant – fee, dissatisfaction, penalty |
| pernicious synonyms and antonyms | syn – harmful, damaging, destructiveant – beneficial |
| odious synonyms and antonyms | syn – revolting, repulsive, disgustingant – delightful, pleasant |
| amorous synonyms and antonyms | syn – erotic, aphrodisiacant – cold, hateful |
Othello Vocab Words
July 30, 2019