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impunity 【impunity】n.免罚的Even militarily weak and small nations have defied U. N. decisions with impunity.即使是军事力量薄弱的小国，也可平安无事地反抗联合国的决定。

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[ɪm'pjuːnəti] 
impunityexemption from punishment or loss
If doing something usually results in punishment, but you do it with impunity, you will not be punished for the deed. Students are not allowed to chew gum in school, but teachers do it with impunity. Not fair!
The noun, impunity, comes from the Latin roots im- "not" plus poena "punishment," a root which has also produced the word pain. Impunity, then, is the freedom from punishment or pain. If someone has committed a punishable offense but does not have to fear punishment, he or she does it "with impunity." Cybercriminals operate with impunity from some Eastern European countries.
All forms of 'impunity' will appear on average once every 1501 pages.impunity

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Back	【impunity】 n.免罚的 Even militarily weak and small nations have defied U. N. decisions with impunity. 即使是军事力量薄弱的小国，也可平安无事地反抗联合国的决定。
Vocab	impunityexemption from punishment or loss If doing something usually results in punishment, but you do it with impunity, you will not be punished for the deed. Students are not allowed to chew gum in school, but teachers do it with impunity. Not fair! The noun, impunity, comes from the Latin roots im- "not" plus poena "punishment," a root which has also produced the word pain. Impunity, then, is the freedom from punishment or pain. If someone has committed a punishable offense but does not have to fear punishment, he or she does it "with impunity." Cybercriminals operate with impunity from some Eastern European countries. All forms of 'impunity' will appear on average once every 1501 pages. impunity

Impunity Punishment ɪm'pjuːnəti N.免罚的 Militarily Weak Small Nations