My lawyer student C. and I compare and contrast legal vocabulary found in a news article about recent court decisions to ban and (un)block Youtube in Turkey. A good learning strategy involves finding connections, synonyms, and antonyms of the new vocabulary. After checking the definitions in the
Merriam Webster dictionary, I created this mind map with
text2mindmap:
| verb |
noun |
adjective |
| decide |
decision |
decisive |
| rule |
ruling |
|
| declare |
declaration |
declarative |
| instate |
instatement |
|
| execute |
execution |
executive |
| order |
order |
|
| issue |
issue |
issuable |
| appeal |
appeal |
appealable |
| opt |
option |
optional |
| choose |
choice |
chosen |
| continue |
continuation |
continual |
| remain |
remaining |
|
| stay |
staying |
|
| justify |
justification |
justifiable |
| support |
support |
supportive |
| agree |
agreement |
agreeable |
| reverse |
reversal |
reversible |
| revoke |
revocation |
revokable, revocable |
| repeal |
repeal |
repealable |
| cancel |
cancellation |
cancelable, cancellable |
| rescind |
rescinding |
|
| disagree |
disagreement |
disagreeable |
| object |
objection |
objectionable |
| void |
void |
void |
| nullify |
nullification |
null |
| incriminate |
incrimination |
incriminating |
| insult |
insult |
insulting |
| block |
block |
|
| ban |
ban |
|
| corrupt |
corruption |
corrupt |
| leak |
leak |
leaky |
| disclose |
disclosure |
|
