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| to make holy, treat as sacred |
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| unfortunate, having bad luck |
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| precursor, sign of something to come |
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| extremely distressing, terrifying |
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| arrogant and concendescending |
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| reckless, insisting on one's own way |
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| pagan, uncivilized, and irreligious |
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| pursuit of pleasure as a goal |
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| leadership, domination, usually by a country |
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| leadership, domination, usually by a country |
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| shocking, wicked, terrible |
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| semicircular form or structure |
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| opposed to an established religious orthodoxy |
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| unorthodox, not widely accepted |
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| composed of unlike parts, different, diverse |
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| break, interruption, vacation |
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| excessively rigid, ,dry and stiff |
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| perception of events after they happen |
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| very old, whitish or gray from age |
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| emphasizing importance of whole and independence of its parts |
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| widespread destruction, usually by fire |
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| composed of identical parts |
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| word identical in pronunciation but in different meaning |
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| to praise, glorify, pay tribute to |
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| to farm, manage carefully, and thriftfily |
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| pen or coop for animals, shack, shanty |
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| religous song, usually of praise or thanks |
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| purposeful exaggeration for effect |
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| to breath abnormally fast |
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| unfound belief that one is ill |
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| person claiming belief or virtues he or she doesn't really possess |
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| assumption subject to proof |
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