E10 Lesson 15

opportunism

• (adj) reduced in value

• (n) compensation or payment for wrong done; remedy

• (n) taking an opportunity without regarding principles or values; exploitation

• (n) a charge of wrongdoing; an indictment

"having the function of considering, judging, or carefully deciding; carefully thinking out"

(adj). Example-"The legislature fulfilled its ______________ role by debating the state budget."

• deliberative

• redress

• ironical

• obscured

debased

• an assessment of value; valuation

• reduced in value

• free of legal liability; protection from harm

• unworthy; unsuitable

(n) free of legal liability; protection from harm

Example: "The government granted him _______________ in exchange for his testimony."

• redress

• appraisal

• opportunism

• immunity

ironical

• reduced in value

• having the quality of being inconsistent or contradictory; incongruous

• compensation or payment for a wrong done; remedy

• a charge for wrongdoing; an indictment

(adj.) unworth; unsuitable

Example: "The soldier received a dishonorable discharge for conduct __________ an officer."

• debased

• opportunism

• unbecoming

• redress

(n) compensation or payment for wrong done; remedy

• redress

• appraisal

• accusation

• immunity

appraisal

• an assessment of value; valuation

• a charge of wrongdoing; an indictment

• reduced in value

• hidden; covered up

(n) a charge of wrongdoing; an indictment

Example: "The lawyer's ______________ of contempt of court was very serious."

• unbecoming

• appraisal

• opportunism

• accusation

obscured

• hidden; covered up

• reduced in value

• compensation or payment for wrong done; remedy

• a charge of wrongdoing; an indictment