Solicit | (V) ask for or try to obtain (something) from someoneEx. I asked if I could solicit the meeting. |
Sate | (V) satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the fullEx. She planned to sate her hunger. |
Corrigible | (Adj) capable of being corrected, rectified, or reformedEx. Jane was very corrigible. |
Lechery | (N) excessive or offensive sexual desire; lustfulnessEx. Johnny was a very lechery type of person. |
Egregious | (Adj) outstandingly bad; shockingEx. My moms pie was simply egregious. |
Discretion | (N) the quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information; the freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situationEx. Viewer discretion is advised. |
Infirmity | (N) physical or mental weaknessEx. Lucy had a bad case of iffirmity |
Censure | (N)the expression of formal disapproval; (v.)— express severe disapproval of (someone or something), typically in a formal statementEx. Lucy gave me censure feelings. |
Pro priority | (N) the state or quality of conforming to conventionally accepted standards of behavior or moralsEx. It was his propriority to pass math. |
Nascent | (Adj) 10) just beginning to exist; early stageEx. The baby was a nascent one. |
Sagacious | (Adj) wiseEx. My grandma is sagacious |
Talisman | (N)an object with magical powers; a good luck charmEx. The hankercheid is a talisman |
Umpteen | (N) manyEx. Thete was an upteen amount of money. |
Vanguard | (N) Group of leaders in any feild Ex. There was a group of vanguards. |
Baseline | (N) starting pointEx. That was the baseline, she said. |
Abrasive | (Adj) arshEx. She was very abrasive |
Boon | (N) giftEx. It was a boon. |
Penitent | (Adj) repentant; feeling sorrow/regret over a wrongdoing Ex. She was very penitent. |
Reconciliation | (N) the act of making amends after a fight or disagreementEx. They in the process of reconciliation |
Affinity | (N) a liking or attraction to something/someoneEx. Jenny had an affinity for Jack. |
Vocab- Othello and Vocab
August 14, 2019