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4th Quarter Eng 10

Othello Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
obsequious adj. too willing to obey; subservient
timorous adj. fearful, timid
grievance n. complaint arising from a condition or situation thought to be unjust
palpable adj. an emotion capable of being touched or felt
discreet adj. having or showing good judgment/being careful about what one says or does
impediment n. something one has to overcome; obstacle
barbarous adj. uncivilized; cruel
censure n. an official expression of strong disapproval (NOT TO CENSOR)
affinity n. familial relationship; attraction based on similarity
penitent adj. feeling sorrow for having committed a wrongdoing
ruminate v. to go over and over in one's mind
loath v. to dislike intensely with disgust
credulous adj. ready to believe on little or uncertain evidence
lethargic adj. drowsy, lazy
beguile v. to deceive or to trick
importune v. beg or urge persistently
requite v. to make suitable return for; to repay
impudent adj. shamelessly bold; cocky
restitution n. an act of restoring or making good for a situation you made bad
pernicious adj. very destructive; deadly
amorous adj. having to do with love
ensnare v. to trap or catch by tricks or strategies
Created by: msmay02
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