impunity

im·pu·ni·ty /ɪmˈpjuːnəti/ noun

do something with impunity PUNISHif someone does something bad with impunity, there is no risk that they will be punished for it 做错事而免受惩处

It’s astonishing that these criminals are free to walk the streets with impunity.

令人惊讶的是，这些罪犯可以招摇过市却依然逍遥法外。

Examples from the Corpus

impunity• Abolishing impunity within the government is critical to the process.• In return they receive fat pay packets and impunity.• The satellite, therefore, with its celestial impunity was the perfect platform.• A general sense of impunity has added greatly to this situation.• An officer who wants to take it easy, for example, or run personal errands can do so with virtual impunity.• Though of no legal effect, it can be used, apparently with impunity, to mislead a buyer about his rights.• The employment protection legislation operates to restrict the grounds on which an employer can terminate the contract of employment with impunity.• For if a libertine knows he can indulge himself with impunity, he will throw all cautions to the winds.

Origin impunity

(1500-1600) Latin impunitas, from poena “pain, punishment”

单词	impunity
释义	impunity im·pu·ni·ty /ɪmˈpjuːnəti/ noun do something with impunity PUNISHif someone does something bad with impunity, there is no risk that they will be punished for it 做错事而免受惩处 It’s astonishing that these criminals are free to walk the streets with impunity. 令人惊讶的是，这些罪犯可以招摇过市却依然逍遥法外。 Examples from the Corpus impunity• Abolishing impunity within the government is critical to the process.• In return they receive fat pay packets and impunity.• The satellite, therefore, with its celestial impunity was the perfect platform.• A general sense of impunity has added greatly to this situation.• An officer who wants to take it easy, for example, or run personal errands can do so with virtual impunity.• Though of no legal effect, it can be used, apparently with impunity, to mislead a buyer about his rights.• The employment protection legislation operates to restrict the grounds on which an employer can terminate the contract of employment with impunity.• For if a libertine knows he can indulge himself with impunity, he will throw all cautions to the winds. Origin impunity (1500-1600) Latin impunitas, from poena “pain, punishment”
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