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Subpoena
Solitary
Vocab Intro-Ch 11
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Solitary
The protective care or guardianship of someone or something
A card game
The bottom of a shoe
The state of being alone (in solitude)
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Subpoena
A document ordering a person to attend court
A sandwich
Being below the ocean
Not supported or proven by evidence
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Turbulent
Characterized by being extremely funny
Characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion (not calm)
Characterized as very quiet, almost no sounds at all
Characterized by peace and tranquility (not chaotic)
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Summoning
Ignoring someone
Calling someone to be present as a defendant or witness in a court
When you just use part of something
A special kind of sea food spice
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Equivalency
Being more than in value or function
Being equal to in value or function
Being less than in value or function
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Infamous
Well-known for making YouTube videos
Well-known for some bad quality or deed
Not well-known, mysterious
Well-known for being a kind person
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Looming
An event seen as threatening being about to happen
According to a fixed plan or system
A Zoom knock-off
When you weave something
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Defamation
Becoming famous
To formally accuse or charge with a serious crime
The act of using the restroom
The action of damaging the good reputation of someone
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Systematically
Restore friendly relations between
A gaming console
Having to do with a plant's roots
According to a fixed plan or system
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Unsubstantiated
A lettuce wrapped sandwich (instead of bread)
A document ordering a person to attend court
Not supported or proven by evidence
A broken boat
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Statute
A law that is known, but not written down
Action of reducing the severity or painfulness of something
A written law passed by a legislative body
Stone shapes of people that are considered art
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Subvert
Showing respect for authority or an established system or practice
A written law passed by a legislative body
Undermining the power and authority of an established system or practice
A green submarine
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Condemn
The process of taking legal action
The legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime
To trick someone
To sentence someone to a particular punishment, especially death
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Invalidated
Make an argument or statement that proves something is wrong or unsound
Make an argument or statement that pokes someone with uncooked pasta
The act of losing the verified "blue check" on twitter
To avoid arguing
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Compels
Forces someone to do something
Avoiding something
Being very good at something
A brand of soup
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Plight
A boring and uninteresting situation
A dangerous, difficult, or unfortunate situation
An exciting and fun situation
A dangerous, difficult, or unfortunate situation
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Protocols
Responsibility for a fault or wrong; blame
The official procedure or system of rules governing affairs of state
The first version of a new invention
Phone calls that are very positive
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Liberation
The act of putting someone on death row
The building where you can borrow books
Make an argument that proves something is wrong
The act of setting someone free from imprisonment or oppression
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Proclamations
A delicious dish from the sea
Yelling something that you don't like in a different language
Public announcement, usually one dealing with a matter of great importance
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Alibi
A dessert
Claim/piece of evidence that proves someone is guilty
The action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
Claim/piece of evidence that someone was elsewhere when a crime took place
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Candid
A tasty treat made of sugar
Truthful and straightforward
Soda comes in one sometimes
A type of camera
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Exculpatory Evidence
Evidence in a criminal trial that exonerates the defendant of guilt
Evidence in a criminal trial that proves the defendant is guilty
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Vindication
Being very mean
Being alone
The action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
A vacation
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Allegation
The action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
A narrow street behind a row of houses
Claim that someone has done something illegal, typically made without proof
An animal similar to a crocodile
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Mitigation
When the bird fly south for the winter
Action of increasing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something
To ignore something completely
Action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something
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Dissuade
Persuade someone *not* to take a particular action
Persuade someone to take a particular action
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Imposed
Something that fits perfectly
How a mannequin is posed in a window
Forcing to accept something or put something in place
A video game where the characters are on a space ship
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Mercy
A girl from Charlie Brown
A game you play where you push someone's hand really hard
Forgiveness shown toward someone whom it is within one's power to punish
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Reconcile
Ruining something important
Restore friendly relations between
A mouse chef
A really old way to play music
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Capital Punishment
Calling someone to be present as a defendant or witness in a court
Not supported or proven by evidence
The legally authorized killing of someone as a punishment for a crime
When you get in trouble for not using the right punctuation in a sentence
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Litigation
Not supported or proved by evidence
The process of taking legal action
To light a candle
Water with lead in it
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Justice
Fair and/or equal treatment or behavior
Treating someone however you want to
When it's just you and one other person
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Culpability
The ability to be a culp
Avoiding blame for a wrongdoing
Responsibility for a fault or wrong; blame
To steal something
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Coerced
Show off your most prized possession
Moving across a room quickly
Persuade an unwilling person to do something by using force or threats
Do to something that you are very excited about
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Recant
Living with no regrets
To play a game or a video for a second time
Holding onto beliefs no matter what
To say that one no longer holds an opinion or belief (a controversial one)
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Indicted
Characterized by unity
Formally accuse of or charge with a serious crime
Informally assume that someone is a serious mime
Being very excited about new evidence
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Subordinate
Lower in rank or position
Higher in rank or position
Equal in rank or position
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Vital
Useless and not needed
Extremely beautiful
Absolutely necessary or important
Very large
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Advocacy
Something millennials like to eat on toast
An advertisement agency
Public support of a particular cause or policy
A type of math