impunity in Latin
impunity in Latin is impūnitās — impunity means freedom from punishment or consequences for something wrong you've done.
impunity in Latin
impūnitās
What does "impunity" mean?
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noun Freedom from punishment or consequences for something wrong you've done.
"The dictator ruled for decades with impunity, never facing trial for his crimes."
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impunity in a sentence
- The dictator ruled for decades with impunity, never facing trial for his crimes.
- You can't just break the rules with impunity and expect no one to notice.
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What is "impunity" in Latin?
"impunity" in Latin is impūnitās. impunity means: Freedom from punishment or consequences for something wrong you've done.
How do you use "impunity" in a sentence?
Example: "The dictator ruled for decades with impunity, never facing trial for his crimes." In Latin, "impunity" is impūnitās.
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