Words
Nuptial
relating to marriage or weddings
Synonyms:matrimonial, marital
Nurture
Synonyms:development
Oafish
rough or clumsy and unintelligent
"Oafish behaviour"
Synonyms:stupid, foolish, idotic, cretinous
Oasis
a small area in a desert where water and plants are found
a pleasant or peaceful area in the midst of a difficult place
Synonyms:refuge, haven, sanctum, retreat, shelter, asylum
Obdurate
Synonyms:stubborn, obstinate, unyielding, inflexible, intransigent
Obeisance
deferential respect
"They paid obeisance to the Prince"
Synonyms:respect, homage, reverence
Obfuscate
deliberately make something confusing or difficult to understand
Synonyms:confuse, obscure, bewilder, complicate, muddy
Obliterate
Synonyms:destroy, annihilate, exterminate, extirpate, demolish, decimate
Oblivion
the state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening around one
"They drank themselves into oblivion"
Synonyms:unconsciousness, insensibility, stupor, stupefaction
Obloquy
strong public condemnation
Synonyms:vilify, condemn
Obnoxious
very unpleasant or rude
Obscene
Synonyms:indecent, salacious, lewd, vulgar
Obscure
not well-known, hidden, or not easily understood
Synonyms:unknown, vague, ambiguous, unclear, hazy, inarticulate, equivocal
Obsequiousness
Synonyms:flattery, servility
Obsolete
something that is no longer in use
Synonyms:outdated, outmoded, outworn, superannuated, antiquated, archaic
Obstinate
Synonyms:stubborn, headstrong, wilful, unyielding, obdurate, intransigent, pigheaded, stiffnecked, mulish, intractable
Obstreperous
noisy and difficult to control
Synonyms:unruly, disorderly, uncontrolled
Obtrusively
in a way that’s too noticeable
"Her clothes are sometimes obtrusively showy"
Obtuse
Synonyms:stupid, dull, slow-witted, dunce
Obverse
the opposite or counterpart of a fact or truth
"The obverse of the theory may also be true"
Synonyms:opposite, antithesis
Antonyms:synonym