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TermDefinition
Obfuscate Not making something clear intentionally.
Oblation This is an offering to God. Example: Could be fruits all the way a religious dance.
Observant It's a trait in which one is quick to notice things.
Observation This is the act of processing something carefully in order to gain information.
Observe To notice something.
Obsession Having something fixed in your mind and doesn't let you think about anything else.
Obstruct To block or to get in the way of.
Obtain To get or become in possession of something.
Occlude To close something or block.
Occur For something to happen.
Offer TO present as something that can be taken by the other.
Opponent This is usually someone or something whom you are in a challenge with. An example would be a video game, the person you fight against is your opponent.
Oppose To go against something.
Obese This is when a person's body weight exceeds a healthy weight.
Obliterate To completely destroy or wipe out.
Oblivion A state in which one is completely unaware to what is happening around them.
oblivious When one is not aware or concerned about anything around them.
obsolete When something is no longer in use.
occult This is a noun. These can be magical or supernatural practices. Example: witchcraft, sorcery, black magic.
Obdurate A word that can be used to describe someone stubborn.
Obligation A commitment or duty one has to a task or to a person.
Obloquy This is a public insult or criticism. Example: I've had enough obloquy for god's sake!
Obnoxious Adjective used to describe someone who is loud, compulsive, or annoying.
Obsequious To be very obedient or too attentive.
Obstreperous To describe this word in three words: Noisy, loud,and uncontrollable.
Obtrude To become noticeable in an unwelcome way. (Verb)
Obtrusive To consistently become noticeable in an unwelcome way.
Obtuse (Adjective) Can describe someone who is slow or takes a long time to understand.
Obvious Easily noticeable.
Occident (Noun) Countries of the west such as the Americas and Europe.
Occidental Relating to the countries of the west. (Adjective)
Oppress Putting someone through hardship. A synonym is abuse.
Oppressive The adjective of the words Oppress which means one contains the trait of putting others through hardship.
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