English III/IIIC: Vocabulary Lesson 10

Excessive or blind adoration; worship of an object

• Idolatry

• Ignoble

• Impale

• Impediment

Dishonorable, shameful

• Ignoble

• Imminent

• Immolate

• Immutable

Cheating in any respect is considered a/an .... behavior.

• Ignoble

• Immutable

• Impalpable

• Impecunious

Likely to happen; threatening

• Ignoble

• Imminent

• Immutable

• Impalpable

The ominous clouds in the sky were a clue that a violent storm was ....

• Imminent

• Immutable

• Impalpable

• Imperative

To kill someone as a sacrificial victim, usually by fire

• Immolate

• Impair

• Impale

• Impinge

Unchangeable, fixed

• Imminent

• Immutable

• Impalpable

• Imperious

Her stance on the topic of animal testing was ...; there was no situation in which she felt it was necessary or beneficial.

• Immutable

• Impalpable

• Impecunious

• Imperious

To weaken; to cause to become worse

• Immolate

• Impair

• Impale

• Impinge

Her broken leg caused her to be too .... to drive a car.

• Immutable

• Impaired

• Impaled

• Impinged