impunity
sewenang-wenangnya
definition
noun
the impunity enjoyed by military officers implicated in civilian killings
exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action.
example
I hope he is not able to hide there in 'impunity' the way other murder suspects have.
There was a feeling that living was much harder for those who obeyed the law and that 'impunity' favoured criminals.
He bought and sold thousands of pounds worth of stolen goods with seeming 'impunity' for years, all the time informing on the criminals he dealt with to the police.
the 'impunity' enjoyed by military officers implicated in civilian killings
Certain thugs and vandals appear to have 'impunity' from arrest.
Are they going to speak out against 'impunity' , especially for a former legislator who knows the importance of the rule of the law?
That was innocent and harmless but as time went on more and more conventions were broken with more and more 'impunity' .
That 'impunity' led to the indiscriminate slaughter of peasants mentioned above.
protesters burned flags on the streets with 'impunity'
When the rule of law is not respected, arbitrariness and 'impunity' dominate the political scene.
the 'impunity' enjoyed by military officers implicated in civilian killings
It was in this atmosphere of total 'impunity' that the 31 August attack took place.
The 'impunity' for such abuses has served to perpetuate the conflict and has led to serious human rights atrocities committed by both sides.
Their 'impunity' to prosecution and the lightness of the sentences they do get when they are caught is a joke and has bred an arrogance that makes my stomach churn.
And in the void of our collective silence, the government continues to act with brutal 'impunity' .
Unusually, given the country's climate of almost complete 'impunity' , three army officers were convicted of his murder.
People live in fear of armed groups who can strike with seeming 'impunity' .
protestors burned flags on the streets with 'impunity'
Using that tort settlement, the big brands have hampered tiny cut-rate rivals and raised prices with near 'impunity' .
War crimes will only end when potential war criminals fear punishment; that will only happen when we end 'impunity' .
Those involved in such attacks often enjoy complete 'impunity' .
The 'impunity' of police and denial of due process to victims is disturbing to rights activists.
If this war is allowed to pass 'with impunity' , these will be the consequences.
Some ministers seem to be able to break the rules 'with impunity' .
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