Definition Synonyms
Definition of wrongfulness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
moral or legalRare state of being morally or legally incorrectRare
- The wrongfulness of his actions was evident to everyone..
2.
violationRare act that violates justice or lawRare
- The wrongfulness of the decision sparked public outrage.
Origin of wrongfulness
Old English, wrang (crooked) + ful (full)
Terms with wrongfulness included in their meaning
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morality
moral wrongfulness or evil actions
Examples of wrongfulness in a sentence
He couldn't deny the wrongfulness of his behavior. The wrongfulness of his actions was undeniable. She couldn't ignore the wrongfulness of the accusation.
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- French:injustice, ...
- German:Rechtswidrigkeit, Verfehlung, ...
- Italian:illegalità, ingiustizia, ...
- Spanish:ilegalidad, ...
- Portuguese:imoralidade, ilegalidade, ...
- Chinese:不正当性, 违法性, ...
- Japanese:不当性, 違法性, ...
- Arabic:عَدَمُ مَشْرُوعِيَّة, خطأ, ...
- Hebrew:אִי-חֹקִיּוּת, עוולה, ...
- Russian:несправедливость, незаконность, ...
- Ukrainian:несправедливість, порушення, ...
- Hindi:अन्याय, अवैधता, ...
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