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Topic 1 : "Reviving the politics of remission"
Topic 2 : "Welcome release, strange remarks"
- Revive - restore to life or consciousness
- Convict - someone who is in prison because they are guilty of a crime
- Assassination - the murder of someone famous or important
- Partisan - a strong supporter of a party
- Rival - a person competing with another for the same objective or for superiority in the same field of activity
- Perverse - strange
- Disregard - ignore (pay no attention to)
- Normative - relating to rules
- Incarcerate - to put or keep someone in prison
- Trump card - main advantage
- Perspective - outlook
- Recalled - remembered
- Commuted - to change a punishment to one that is less serious
- Conspirators - people who secretly plan to do something bad or illegal
- Disposal - the action of getting rid of something
- Leap - move quickly and suddenly
- En masse - all together (in a group)
- Intervened - to take part in something to prevent or alter the result
- Substantive - having a separate and independent existence
- Primacy - the state of being the most important thing
- Remission - the cancellation of a penalty
- Rescue - to save (someone) from a dangerous or difficult situation
- Offenders - people who commit illegal acts
- Compassion - a strong feeling of sympathy and sadness
- On the other hand - * used when you are comparing two different facts or two opposite sides of a situation
- Instances - examples
- Deemed - considered
- Excessive - too much
- Inadequate - not good enough or too low in quality
- Evaluating - judging
- Gravity - seriousness
- Inhumanity - extremely cruel and brutal behaviour
- Prolonged - continuing for a long time or longer than usual / lengthy
- Incarceration - imprisonment
- Sliver - very small / thin
- Mere - * used to say when something is not important
- Accessory - someone who helps another person to commit a crime but does not take part in it
- Masterminds - people who plan a difficult activity (crime)
- Omnibus - comprising several items
- Regime - government
- Explore - to search and discover (about something)
- Remedy - a successful way of dealing with a problem or difficulty
- Invoking - to use a law in order to achieve something
- Clemency - mercy (kindness when giving a punishment)
- Discredit - to cause people to stop respecting someone
Topic 2 : "Welcome release, strange remarks"
- Interim - temporary
- Sedition - the crime of saying, writing, or doing something that encourages people to disobey their government
- Intense - very serious
- Embarked - to begin (a course of action)
- Uwarranted - not justified or authorized
- Allegedly - * something is said but proof has yet to be produced
- Unsubstantiated - not supported or proven by evidence
- Allegation - a statement, made without giving proof, that someone has done something wrong or illegal
- Unreliable - not able to be trusted or believed
- Inaudible - unable to be heard
- Untenable - not able to be defended / justified
- Unpatriotic - not showing love for your country
- Infestation - the act of attacking / causing problems in large numbers
- Cleansing - used to describe something that cleans or is used for cleaning
- Pro-active - controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than waiting to respond to it after it happens
- Curious - strange / unusual
- Essential - important
- Ingredients - parts of something
- Mainstream - the way of life or set of beliefs accepted by most people
- Furnish - provide
- Undertaking - a formal written promise to do something
- Vague - not clearly expressed
- Stipulation - to say exactly how something must be or must be done
- Restraining - to prevent (someone or something) from doing something / keep under control or within limits
- Partisan - a strong supporter of a party, cause, or person
- Discourse - a speech or piece of writing about a particular, usually serious, subject
- Radical - expressing the belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change
- Notion - belief about something
- Backing - supporting
- Counterposition - opposite position
- Imprimatur - authoritative approval
- Bogus - not genuine or true
- Binary - consisting of two parts
- Portray - to describe / represent
- Martyred - person who has been killed because of their religious or political beliefs
- Contrarian - a person who opposes or rejects popular opinion
- Incitement - to encourage someone to do or feel something unpleasant or violent
- Subversive - trying to destroy or damage something
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