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impunity

freedom from punishment or from the unpleasant results of sth that has been done = indemnity = dispensation

judicious

wise

understated

not intended to be obvious = subtle

verdict

an opinion or decision after judgment

inculpate

accuse; charge; = incriminate


≠ exculpate

insinuate / insinuation

to imply; suggest subtly

diatribe

an angry speech that severely criticize sb or sth

obfuscate

to make sth harder to understand, esp. intentionally.


= muddle = befog = garble

shroud

to hide sth by covering or surrounding it


to be shrouded in mystery

unwarranted

not having a good reason and therefore annoying or unfair


= gratuitous

undue

more than necessary, acceptable, or reasonable

enigma

sth that is mysterious and seems impossible to understand completely

depredation

an act of damaging or destructing

a bit of a stretch

mild exaggeration beyond the truth

hyperbole

a way of speaking that makes sb or sth sound bigger, better, etc. Than they are; exaggeration

palpable

tangible; unmistakable; perceptible

salacious

causing or showing too much interest in sexual matters

effervescent = vivacious

energetic and enthusiastic

oblige / obliging

to please or help sb, esp. by doing sth thay have asked you to do; willing to help

fitful

going on and off regularly

transpire

1. to become known and revealed after a period of being secret


2. to happen

skew

to cause information or results to be changed; distort