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Vocabulary Lesson Plans
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Lesson Plans for 25th July :
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Oblivious (adj.): forgetful, causing forgetfulness not aware
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Oblong (adj.) : rectangular and of greater length than breadth
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Oblong (n) : a rectangle
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Obnoxious (adj.) : offensive, hurtful
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Oboe (n): wooden wind instrument
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Obscene (adj.): indecent, offensive to chastity
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Obscenity (n): an indecent act or language, impurity
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Obscure (adj.): indistinct, dark, hidden
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Obscure (v) : hide, darken
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Obsequies (n.pl) : funeral rites and solemnities
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Obsequious (adj.): submissive, humble
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Observance (n) : performance, rite ceremony obedient attention
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Observant (adj.) : carefully, attentive, obedient to law and customs
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Observation (n): act of observing, remark, that which is observed
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Observatory (n):a place for astronomical and physical observations
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Observe (v): keep in view, watch, perform duly, make remarks
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Obsess (v) : continually distress occupy the mind of
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Obsolete (adj.): out of date, disused
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Obstacle (n): hindrance, let
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Obstinacy (n): stubbornness, fixedness that yields with difficulty
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Obstinate (adj.): stubborn
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Obstreperous (adj.) : making noise
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Obstruct (v) : block up, hinder
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Obstruction (n): obstacle, hindrance, act of obstruction
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Obstructive (adj.): causing obstruction
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Obtain (v) : gain, get, acquire
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Obtrude (v): to intrude, to force upon
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Obverse (n): the head side of a coin
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Obviate (v) : get rid of, clear away, remove
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Obvious (adj.): evident, clear
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Occasion (n) : a happening, an opportunity
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Occasional (adj.) : infrequent
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Occasionally (adv): rarely, sometimes, not often
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Occident (n) : the west
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Occult (adj.): hidden, secret, mysterious, magical
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Occupant (n) : one who occupies
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Occupation (n) : business or work, what one is doing
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