Ayumi Ito Les Miserables round 3 Flashcards

(30 cards)

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convict

A

person found guilty of a crime and sentenced to prison

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2
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redemption

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the act of being saved from sin

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3
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bishop

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a high-ranking christian cleric

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4
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parole

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the release of a prisoner temporarily or permanently before the sentence ends

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5
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Galleys

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historic term for prison ships or hard labor prisons

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6
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mercy

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compassion or forgiveness shwon towards someone

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7
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inspector

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a police officer of middle rand

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8
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justice

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the concept of moral rightness and law enforcement

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orphan

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a child whose parents are dead

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10
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barricade

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a temporary structure used to block or defend

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11
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revolution

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a sudden, radical change

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12
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misery

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a state of suffering or unhappiness

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13
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sanctuary

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a place of safety or refuge

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14
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pardon

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forgiveness for a crime of offense

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15
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resentment

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bitter indignation at being treated unfairly

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poverty

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the state of being extremely poor

17
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corruption

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dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power

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hope

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a feeling of ecpectation and desire for abetter future

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sacrifice

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giving up something valuable for the sake ofothers

20
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oppression

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prolonged curel or unjust treatement or control

21
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pursuit

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the action of folowing or chasing

22
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conscience

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an inner sense of what is morally right or wrong

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penitence

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the action of feeling or showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong

24
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absolution

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formal release from guilt, obligation, or punishment

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recalcitrant
Stubbornly uncooperative with authority or discipline
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transgression
An act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct
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impecunious
Having little or no money, poor
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reform
change made to imporve a system, especially social or political
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indigent
poor, needy
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dispossessed
deprived of land, property, or other possessions