Week 15 Flashcards by Erin O'Connell

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unconscionable

A

without decency

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perpetrator

A

one who performs a chrime

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alleged

A

accused of being

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egregious

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outrageously bad

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accomplice

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associate in a crime

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culpable

A

deserving blame

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NR patra

A

father

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NR leg

A

law

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NR greg

A

flock

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NR culpa

A

blame, guilt

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abrogate

A

to revoke; treat as nonexistent

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blatant

A

done openly

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expurgate

A

exonerate

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infraction

A

a violation of rules or law

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rampant

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widespread

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jeopardize

A

to imperil

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NR rog/reg

A

law

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NR purg

A

cleanse

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NR fract

A

break

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NR ramp

A

climb

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indict

A

to formally accuse

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reprimand

A

to scold

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taint

A

to make impure

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empirical

A

based on experience

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admonish

A

to scold; to warn

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heresy

A

ideas contrary to accepted beliefs

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NR dic

A

say

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NR mand

A

order, summon

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NR mon

A

warn

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redress

A

remedy or compensation

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flagrant

A

obvious

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nepotism

A

corrupt favoritism, usually toward family

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culprit

A

guilty person

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unrepentant

A

without remorse

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castigate

A

scold harshly

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NR dress

A

correct, prepare

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NR flagra

A

burning

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NR nepos

A

nephew

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NR culp

A

blame