Glossary
Appendage:
Something that is joined to something larger or more important.
Cognizance:
Knowledge or awareness of something.
Consternation:
Feeling of alarm or concern, often caused by something unexpected.
Corporations:
Businesses.
Credibility:
Willingness to believe something is true or trustworthy.
Degrading:
Undignified.
Encumbrance:
A burden to someone.
Fact:
Something that is known to be true or something known to have happened. It can be proven.
Incendiary:
Something meant to cause trouble or violence.
Indignation:
Anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.
Induced:
Persuaded.
Inference:
A conclusion drawn from evidence or reasoning.
Opprobrium:
Harsh criticism or censure.
Opinion:
A personal view, belief or judgment.
Overseer:
Supervisor.
Precedent:
An action or decision used as an example for similar situations.
Prejudice:
An unfavorable opinion of something.
Reasoned Judgment:
A combination of fact and opinion.
Relict:
Something that has survived in its original form while the environment has changed completely.
Strike:
To stop working as a group form of protest against an employer, often to achieve a specific aim, such as higher wages.
Vocation:
Job that you do because you feel it is your purpose in life.
Ward:
Someone guarded and protected.
