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Outstanding October Words

Explore an engaging selection of words to articulate the essence of October and the fall season. Discover adjectives and nouns such as "obnoxious," which captures unpleasant experiences, or "ominous," suggesting impending storms. Encounter the term "onslaught," reflecting chaotic encounters with nature, alongside "opulent," which signifies the luxurious vibe of autumn festivities. Additionally, learn about "orthodox," representing widely accepted beliefs, and "overt," signifying transparency in actions. Enrich your autumnal vocabulary with these vivid terms.

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Outstanding October Words

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  1. Outstanding October Words Or, Words to Describe Occurrences in the Fall

  2. Obnoxious--adjective • Unpleasant in a way that makes people feel offended, annoyed, or disgusted • Ex: I woke up at 6 a.m. to the sound of an obnoxious car alarm.

  3. Ominous-adjective • Suggesting that something bad is going to happen in the future • Ex: The ominous black clouds warned of a strong upcoming storm.

  4. Onslaught--noun • A violent attack • Ex: Usually I stay away from the park to avoid an onslaught of angry geese – I don’t want to experience that again!

  5. Opulent-adjective • Very comfortable and expensive; very wealthy • Ex: The opulent couple spent thousands of dollars on a chocolate fountain the size of a swimming pool.

  6. Orthodox-adjective • Accepted as true or correct by most people • Ex: I hold to the orthodox belief that Coke is better than Pepsi.

  7. Overt--adjective • Easily seen; not secret or hidden • Ex: Marge’s overt use of her phone in class was not a smart move; Miss Stewart took it away and lit it on fire.

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