Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Harsh criticism or public shame that someone receives, often due to negative remarks or accusations.

Example: The politician faced a lot of obloquy after the scandal was revealed.

Definition: Very annoying or offensive; something that people find unpleasant or objectionable.

Example: His obnoxious behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: In a way that is very unpleasant or offensive to others.

Example: He spoke obnoxiously during the meeting, making everyone uncomfortable.

Definition: The quality of being very unpleasant or offensive to others.

Example: His obnoxiousness made it difficult for anyone to enjoy the party.

Definition: Not clear or obscured, often used to describe something that is clouded or difficult to see through.

Example: The view was obnubilate due to the thick fog covering the landscape.

Definition: To make something unclear or difficult to see; to obscure or cover up.

Example: The fog began to obnubilate the landscape, making it hard to see the mountains.

Definition: The process of making something unclear or difficult to understand, often referring to a state of confusion or obscurity in thought.

Example: After the long meeting, there was a sense of obnubilation among the team members about the project's direction.

Definition: Something that is offensive or disgusting, especially in a way that goes against accepted standards of decency.

Example: The movie was criticized for its obscene content and language.

Definition: In a way that is shocking or offensive, often because it is excessively inappropriate or vulgar.

Example: The comedian's jokes were obscenely funny, pushing the boundaries of good taste.

Definition: More offensive or indecent than something else.

Example: The movie was considered even obscener than the last one.

Definition: The most offensive or disgusting in nature, often referring to something that is morally unacceptable or indecent.

Example: The comedian's jokes were considered the obscenest of the night, shocking many in the audience.