| Prattle | To talk long and idly; to utter or chatter |
| Beguile | To deceive by cunning means |
| Eminent | Standing out so as to be readily perceived; conspicuous |
| Assail | To attack violently either physically or with words |
| Base | Without higher morals; crude or bawdy |
| Egrigiously | Glaringly; very noticeably |
| Procure | To get possession of; obtain by particular care and effort |
| Dispraisingly | To comment on in a criticizing or disapproving way |
| Beseech | To beg for urgently or anxiously |
| Languish | To be in a state of depression; to become dispirited |
| Slander | A false or harmful statement |
| Mandate | A command or official statement |
| Garner | To gather or aquire by effort |
| Pernicious | Highly destructive or injurious |
| Mar | To detract from the perfection or wholeness of |
| Trifle | Something of little value, substance, or importance |
Othello Vocabulary
August 17, 2019