battery
[noun]
the intentional and unlawful physical contact or harm inflicted on another person
Ex: The suspect was arrested and charged with battery for physically assaulting a bystander during the altercation.
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Sign intemerity
[noun]
the quality of being foolishly or rudely bold
Ex: It was with considerable temerity that she questioned the CEO’s decisions.
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Sign inannuity
[noun]
a fixed stream of payments made at regular intervals, typically derived from a capital investment or insurance contract
Ex: She receives a monthly annuity from her retirement fund.
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Sign inplutocracy
[noun]
a form of government or society in which power is held and influenced primarily by the wealthy or a small privileged class
Ex: Critics argue that the country's political system has evolved into a plutocracy, where economic elites wield disproportionate influence over government policies.
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Sign insorcery
[noun]
the use of magic to call on evil spirits to make unnatural things happen or have insight into future events
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Sign inimpunity
[noun]
freedom from punishment, harm, or consequences despite wrongdoing
Ex: The hackers operated with impunity, never facing arrest.
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Sign inaviary
[noun]
a large cage or building where birds are kept
Ex: She visited the aviary to observe tropical birds in their natural-like habitat.
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Sign invelocity
[noun]
the speed at which something moves in a specific direction
Ex: The velocity of an object is the rate of change of its position with respect to time.
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