Key words

Word 1

INFRINGE

• Hard to stop doing, even when you want to.
• To limit or break a right, such as freedom of expression.
• The process of checking that something, like age, is true or correct.
• To make people obey a rule or law by using authority or penalties.

Word 2

SETTLEMENT

• An agreement that ends a legal case, often involving payment.
• Describing a design or feature that makes people want to keep using it.
• To replace something because a new rule or system takes its place.
• To limit or break a right, such as freedom of expression.

Word 3

LEGISLATION

• To replace something because a new rule or system takes its place.
• To limit or break a right, such as freedom of expression.
• The process of checking that something, like age, is true or correct.
• A law or set of laws formally proposed or passed by a government.

Word 4

VERIFICATION

• An agreement that ends a legal case, often involving payment.
• To make people obey a rule or law by using authority or penalties.
• Hard to stop doing, even when you want to.
• The process of checking that something, like age, is true or correct.

Word 5

COMPULSIVE

• Describing a design or feature that makes people want to keep using it.
• To make people obey a rule or law by using authority or penalties.
• The process of checking that something, like age, is true or correct.
• Hard to stop doing, even when you want to.

Word 6

ENFORCE

• To make people obey a rule or law by using authority or penalties.
• Hard to stop doing, even when you want to.
• Describing a design or feature that makes people want to keep using it.
• To replace something because a new rule or system takes its place.

Word 7

SUPERSEDE

• To replace something because a new rule or system takes its place.
• To make people obey a rule or law by using authority or penalties.
• Describing a design or feature that makes people want to keep using it.
• To limit or break a right, such as freedom of expression.

Word 8

ADDICTIVE

• Describing a design or feature that makes people want to keep using it.
• The process of checking that something, like age, is true or correct.
• To replace something because a new rule or system takes its place.
• To limit or break a right, such as freedom of expression.