O words
All O words
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- oath
- (noun) a promise of truth
- ornate
- (adj) elaborately decorated
- oscillate
- (verb) to move or swing to and fro
- omnivorous
- (adj) feeding on both plants and animals
- obstruct
- (verb) to block; to hinder the movement or progress of
- orchestrate
- (verb) to arrange a musical performance; to organize; to coordinate
- obsolete
- (adj) no longer in use
- obsessive
- (adj) preoccupied with an idea
- opportune
- (adj) favorable; well-timed
- opulent
- (adj) ample: in richly abundant supply
- option
- (noun) choice
- obtuse
- (adj) slow to understand
- ostentatious
- (adj) showy; pretentious
- obscure
- (adj) relatively unknown; not easily understood
- omnipotent
- (adj) all-powerful
- overwhelm
- (verb) to exhaust; to defeat
- orbit
- (noun) a path described by one body in its revolution around another
- obese
- (adj) very fat
- obnoxious
- (adj) very unpleasant
- observation
- (noun) watching carefully; noticing things
- obstacle
- (noun) a hindrance
- operative
- (adj) working; functioning
- orator
- (noun) public speaker
- olfactory
- (adj) concerned with the sense of smell
- objective
- (adj) unbiased; uninfluenced by feeling
- ordain
- (verb) to order or decree authoritatively; to appoint as a priest
- ostracize
- (verb) to exclude from a group; to banish
- orthodox
- (adj) holding conventional beliefs (particularly in religion)
- obliterate
- (verb) to destroy completely
- orchid
- (noun) a showy flower
- ominous
- (adj) threatening; menacing
- opaque
- (adj) dark; not transparent
- oration
- (noun) formal speech; oral presentation