Unit 10 Flashcards
Crimin
Crime, charge of crime
Latin
Decriminalize Incriminate Recrimination
Culp
Latin
To blame
Culpable, culprit, Mea Culpa
Onus/Oner
Burden
Latin
Onus onerous exonerate
Prob/Prov
Prove good, approve
Latin
Approbation reprobate reprove
Decriminalize
To do away with legal penalties for.
Verb
Latin Crim
Incriminate
To reveal guilt or make someone appear guilty Verb Latin Crim Syn: Implicate Ant: acquit
Recrimination
An accusation made in reply, a countercharge
Noun
Latin Crim
Syn: rebuke
Culpable
Deserving blame Adjective Latin Culp Syn: liable Ant: blameless
Culprit
One responsible for a crime
Noun
Latin Culp
Syn: perpetrater
Mea Culpa
Statement uttered to show personal responsibility for wrong
Interjection
Latin Culp
Onus
Burden or obligation
Noun
Latin Onus/Oner
Syn: duty
Onerous
Unpleasant and burdensome Adjective Latin Onus/Oner Syn: demanding Ant: easy
Exonerate
To prove not guilty Verb Latin Onus/Oner Syn: acquit Ant: Condemn, convict
Approbation
Praise or approval Noun Latin Prob/Prov Syn: commendation Ant: Condemnation
Reprobate
A dishonest, immoral person; a scoundrel
Noun
Latin Prob/Prov
Syn: delinquent