| A | B |
|---|
| curtail | v. to cut short or reduce |
| discriminate | v. to make or recognize clear distinctions; to tell the difference between; OR to treat in a less or a more favorable way. |
| discrimination | n. (1) the recognizing of clear differences; (2) the act of making a distinction in favor or or against a person or thing based on a category instead of on actual merit; (3) act of making fine distinctions; good or refined taste. |
| espionage | n. the act of psying, especially a government spy obtaining secrets of another government |
| inalienable | adj. not able to be taken away or given away |
| incarcerate | v. to confine or to put in prison |
| incarceration | n. an incarcerating; when one is in prison |
| indignity | n. an insult to one's pride; offensive or humiliating treatment. |
| indiscriminate | adj. not marked by careful distinctions; haphazard; random |
| infamous | adj. (1) having a very bad reputation; notorious; (2) disgraceful; vicious. |
| infamy | n. the qualify of having a very bad reputation; disgrace; dishonor |
| intercede | v. to act or plead on another's behalf; to try to smooth the differences between two parties |
| malign (as a verb) | v. to say negative and unfair things about; to slander |
| malign (as an adjective) | evil; showing ill will. |
| perpetrate | v. to commit, as a crime or other antisocial act |
| rampant | adj. threateningly wild, without restraint or control; widespread |
| rancor | n. a deept, long-held feeling of hatred or bitterness |
| reparation | n. (1) a mending or repair; (2) usually plural: a making up or payment for a wrong or damage done, especially in the case of an international war. |
| smattering | n. (1) superficial, scattered knowledge; (2) a small amount |
