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Mcbian Posted 15 years ago
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Immunity and impunity
What is the meaning of Immunity and impunity? How can I make sentences of those words?
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She has been treated to have immunity against malaria. immunity- resistance against a illness, disease etc She has been indulging in violent acts because of the impunity she enjoys being a nephew of the Minister for Law and Order. impunity -freedom from punishment
- She has been treated to have immunity against malaria.
- immunity- resistance against a illness, disease etc She has been indulging in violent acts because of the impunity she enjoys being a nephew of the Minister for Law and Order.
- impunity -freedom from punishment
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She has been treated to have immunity against malaria.
immunity- resistance against a illness, disease etc
She has been indulging in violent acts because of the impunity she enjoys being a nephew of the Minister for Law and Order.
impunity -freedom from punishment
immunity- resistance against a illness, disease etc
She has been indulging in violent acts because of the impunity she enjoys being a nephew of the Minister for Law and Order.
impunity -freedom from punishment
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Hi,
Immunity and impunity
Immunity and impunity are similar, but not identical, in both meaning and spelling. Immunity relates to protection from punishment, duty, liability or illness.
Eg: Telecommunications companies have been granted legal immunity for cooperating in warrantless
domestic wiretapping because it was ordered by the president.
Immunity and impunity
Immunity and impunity are similar, but not identical, in both meaning and spelling. Immunity relates to protection from punishment, duty, liability or illness.
Eg: Telecommunications companies have been granted legal immunity for cooperating in warrantless
domestic wiretapping because it was ordered by the president.
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