War And Peace Flashcards
prowess
(n. ) skill, expertise, competence
eg: NK abandoning the Six Party Talks, using nuclear tests and orchestrating offensive displays of military prowess.
(n.) bravery in battle
reprisal
(n. ) retaliation, counterattack
eg: this leads to a continued proliferation of conflict instigators who do not fear reprisal from the UN.
instigate
(v. ) bring about, provoke
eg: Recently, attacks have been instigated by individuals who were radicalised by influences online.
instigate
(v. ) bring about, provoke
eg: Recently, attacks have been instigated by individuals who were radicalised by influences online.
indict
(v.) charge with, accuse of
Eg: A grand jury decided afterwards not to indict Officer Wilson after considering eyewitnesses accounts.
endure
(v.) withstand, bear with
threats
(n.) menace
aggression
(n.) violent, brutality
tribulation
(n.) suffering
embroiled
(v. ) involve, entangle
eg: Libya is now embroiled in a civil war
impunity
(n. ) exemption from punishment
eg: The 2014 of Crimea and war in eastern Ukraine led to international condemnation and sanctions, but by that time Russia’s impunity had become entrenched
warmongering
belligerent, hostile, warlike
prevails
triumphs, conquers, succeed
insurrection
(n. ) a violent uprising against government or authority, revolution, rebellion
eg: A bloody insurrection
genocide
(n.) massacre, mass killing, carnage