Vocabulary #10 English 11 Honors. 1. idolatry (noun) excessive or total adoration; worship of an object.

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Vocabulary #10 English 11 Honors

1. idolatry (noun) excessive or total adoration; worship of an object

2. garish (adjective) tastelessly gaudy Synonym: showy; flashy

3. immutable (adjective) unchangeable; fixed Synonym: inflexible; unalterable

4. bucolic (adjective) relating to the countryside Synonym: rural; rustic

5. impecunious (adjective) without money; penniless Synonym: destitute; poverty-stricken

6. sedition (noun) rebellion or resistance against the government

7. defile (verb) to pollute; to corrupt Synonym: besmirch; contaminate

8. onus (noun) a responsibility or an obligation that causes worry Synonym: burden

9. impious (adjective) disrespectful towards religion synonyms: irreligious; profane

10. caveat (noun) a warning synonym: a caution

11. adulterate (verb) to make impure; to contaminate synonyms: taint; corrupt

12. emanate (verb) to come forth; to send forth synonym: emerge

13. diadem (noun) a crown

14. redolent (adjective) 1. having a pleasant odor; 2. suggestive or evocative synonym: aromatic

15. gratuitous (adjective) unnecessary or uncalled for synonym: unrequired