5A Flashcards

Memorize (20 cards)

1
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forgo

A

go without; decline to take something

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2
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frank

A

open, honest (something especially information or approval)

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3
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imminent

A

about to happen

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4
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impairment
impair
impaired

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weakened or harmed (faculty)

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5
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impartiality
impartial

A

treating all fairly; unbiased

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6
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impose
imposing

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1) forcing something unwelcome onto another
2) grand and impressive in appearance

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7
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imprudent(opposite or prudent)

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not showing care for the consequences of your action

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8
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impuntiy

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ecemption from punsihment or freedom frmo the negative consequences of your action

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9
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impunity

A

exemption from punishment or freedom from the negative consequences of an action

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10
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inalienable

A

unable to be taken away

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11
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iconoclast

A

person who attacks cherishble beliefes/institutions; a rebel; a heretic; a nonconformist

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12
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incontrovertible

A

unable to be denied or disputed

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13
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incredulity
incredulous

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unwilling to believe, unable to believe

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14
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indignation
indignant

A

anger or annoyance at unfair treatment

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15
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induce

A

1) persuade
2) bring about or give rise to

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16
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inference
infer

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a conclusion reached on basis of evidence or reasoning

17
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ingenuity

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clever; inventive

18
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prescription
prescribe

A

order or recommend someone to do something

19
Q

reservation

A

doubts; concerns

20
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aggravate

A

make (a problem, injury, or offense) worse or more serious