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Othello Vocab (3&4)
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| affinity | A natural liking for or identification with somebody or something |
| bounteous | Given in generous measure |
| castigation | Severe criticism or punishment |
| imposition | Something that is forced upon someone or something |
| indict | To accuse of wrongdoing |
| penitent | Expressing or feeling regret or sorrow for having committed sins |
| poise | Calm, stable, graceful, self-assured dignity |
| reconciliation | The ending of conflict or renewing of friendship between disputing people |
| affliction | A condition of great physical or mental distress |
| entreat | To beg somebody for something, often repeatedly |
| forsake | To withdraw companionship, protection, or support from somebody |
| mandate | An official command or instruction from an authority |
| populous | Having a large number of inhabitants |
| rouge | A dishonest, immoral, mischievous person (though often likable) |
| vantage | A position that provides advantage |
| venial | Easily forgiven or excused |