vocab 10

decriminalize

• v. to do away with legal penalties for

• v. to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear

  guilty

• n. an accusation made in reply; a counter charge

• adj. deserving blame

incriminate

• adj. unpleasant and burdensome

• v. to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear

  guilty

• n. one responsible for a crime

• n. praise or approval

recrimination

• interjection a statement uttered to show

  personal responsibility for a wrong

• v. to scold or criticize

• n. a dishonest or immoral person; a scoundrel

• n. an accusation made in reply; a counter charge

culpable

• adj. deserving blame

• adj. unpleasant and burdensome

• interjection a statement uttered to show

  personal responsibility for a wrong

• v. to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear

  guilty

culprit

• n. a dishonest or immoral person; a scoundrel

• a burden or obligation

• n. one responsible for a crime

• v. to scold or criticize

meaculpa

• interjection a statement uttered to show

  personal responsibility for a wrong

• adj. deserving blame

• n. a burden or obligation

• v. to do away with legal penalties for

onus

• v. to prove not guilty

• v. to scold or criticize

• n. a burden or obligation

• n. praise or approval

onerous

• n. one responsible for a crime

• adj. unpleasant and burdensome

• adj. deserving blame

• v. to scold or criticize

exonerate

• adj. deserving blame

• v. to prove not guilty

• v. to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear

  guilty

• n. a dishonest or immoral person; a scoundrel

approbation

• v. to scold or criticize

• n. one responsible for a crime

• v. to do away with legal penalties for

• n. praise or approval