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Vocabulary flashcards covering terms from the 'Not guilty' and 'The Power of the Pen' revision guide sections.
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forcibly
Done by force, violence, or physical power.
be charged with
To be officially accused of a crime or offense by legal authority.
claim
To state or assert that something is true, often without providing proof.
impatient
Having or showing a lack of patience; easily irritated by delay.
immediately
At once; instantly and without delay.
threaten
To state an intention to inflict pain, injury, or damage on someone.
deny
To state that something is not true or to refuse to admit guilt.
accusation
A claim or charge that someone has done something illegal or wrong.
source
A place, person, or thing from which something originates or can be obtained.
exaggerated
Represented as greater, larger, or more extreme than it actually is.
avoid
To keep away from or refrain from doing something.
mature
Fully developed physically, mentally, or emotionally.
receive
To be given, presented with, or get something.
refuse
To indicate that one is unwilling to accept, grant, or do something.
overhear
To hear what someone is saying without their knowledge or intention.
frequent
Occurring or done often at short intervals.
accost
To approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively.
assist
To help or provide aid to someone in doing work or a task.
pungent
Having a sharply strong, biting taste or smell.
extract
To remove or take out something, usually by force or effort.
recognise
To identify someone or something from previous knowledge or encounter.