LAW 393 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Tangled, Preposition And Postposition
Admit
implies guilt
Affect
you can only do this to something that already exists
Effect
bring about a change
Alibi
proof that one was elsewhere
Alternatives
two choices
Anticipate
prepare for something, act in advance
Expect
think something may happen
Appraise
set a price on, value
Apprise
inform or tell someone
Avenge
inflicting a punishment or penalty in the pursuit of justice
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Revenge
inflicting a punishment or penalty for personal retaliation
Blatant
highlight the offender's disdain for public scrutiny (glaringly obvious, without care)
Flagrant
highlight the severity of the offense and how abnormal or appalling it is
Breach
break through or break a promise/rule
Breech
buttocks
Causal
relating to a cause
Celebrant
presides over religious rite
Chronic
long-lasting
Cohort
a company of the like-minded
Complaisant
pleasant, eager to please, compliant
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Complacent
smug, satisfied going through the motions of work
Compose
to form or constitute, mak up
Compromise
to contain, include, be made up of
Contagion
the communication of disease from one person to another by close contact
Continual
occur frequently or recur intermittently (departures from a bus station)
Continuous
unceasing or exist without interruption (flow of a river)
Cosseting
pet or pampered
Cozening
cheated or defrauded
Credible
one you can beleive
Credulous
too ready to believe others
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Document Summary
Affect you can only do this to something that already exists. Avenge inflicting a punishment or penalty in the pursuit of justice. Revenge inflicting a punishment or penalty for personal retaliation. Blatant highlight the offender"s disdain for public scrutiny (glaringly obvious, without care) Flagrant highlight the severity of the offense and how abnormal or appalling it is. Complacent smug, satisfied going through the motions of work. Compromise to contain, include, be made up of. Contagion the communication of disease from one person to another by close contact. Continual occur frequently or recur intermittently (departures from a bus station) Continuous unceasing or exist without interruption (flow of a river) Crescendo indicates a passage of music to be played with increasing volume. Dependant a person who is dependent on someone else. Implicit understanding has been left implied, not expressly stated. Flotsam cargo/wreckage floating in the sea; property of the vessel"s owner.
