hospitalize
to admit someone to a hospital for treatment
Episode vocabulary
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit S16E19: English vocabulary
Season 16, Episode 19CrimeDramaMystery
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ostracize
to exclude someone from a group or social circle
uncouple
to disconnect or separate something from something else
vilify
to say or write very bad things about someone or something, often unfairly
collude
to secretly work together, usually to do something dishonest or harmful
alarmist
a person who tends to exaggerate dangers and cause unnecessary worry
flout
to openly ignore a rule, law, or accepted way of behaving
arraign
to bring someone before a court to answer a criminal charge
honeysuckle
a climbing plant with sweet-smelling flowers
palisade
a fence made of strong upright posts, used for defense or to mark an area
epidemiological
relating to the study of how diseases spread and how they can be controlled
vaccinate
give someone or something a vaccine to protect against a disease
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misdirect
to send someone or something in the wrong direction, or to give the wrong instructions
regress
to return to an earlier or less developed state
falsify
to change information, records, or evidence in order to deceive people
pleadings
formal written statements submitted by each side in a lawsuit
welcomer
a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers
reexamine
to examine something again, especially to check it more carefully or consider it differently
bronchitis
a chest illness that makes the airways swollen and causes coughing
fining
the act of making someone pay a fine
causal
relating to a cause or to the relationship between a cause and its effect
disseminate
to spread information, ideas, or news widely
dissemination
the act of spreading information, ideas, or something else widely
preventative
intended to stop something before it happens