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What is a sentence with the word misdeed?
The judge decided that Tom would serve 5 to 7 years for his misdeed. Some synonyms for misdeed are violation, offense, misbehavior, and criminality.
How do you use the word misdeed in a sentence?
i dont know dude
What is a guilty party?
A guilty party is the person (or occasionally an animal) who actually committed the misdeed or the crime.
What is another word for wrong?
Fault, Mistake, Failure, incorrect and any synonyms of any of these
He is too intelligent to commit a mistake What is the meaning of this sentence?
Note please. One makes a mistake, commits a crime or misdeed. The logic is: He is intelligent and does not make elementary mistakes. The implication is that he did it deliberately.
What is the opposite gender of misdeed?
There is no opposite gender for the noun 'misdeed'. The noun misdeed is a neuter noun, a word with no gender.
How do you put misdeed in a sentence?
If you commit a misdeed, such as theft, you may have to pay the consequences.
What is a sentence with the word misdeed?
The judge decided that Tom would serve 5 to 7 years for his misdeed. Some synonyms for misdeed are violation, offense, misbehavior, and criminality.
What is a synonym for felony?
offense, crime, misdeed
What is deeds or misdeeds?
A deed is a good thing. A misdeed is a bad thing. If you help an old lady across the street, that is a good deed. If you are smoking in the bathroom, that is a misdeed.
What is a seven letter word for a bad act?
the answer is misdeed
How do you use the word misdeed in a sentence?
i dont know dude
What does the word faulted?
A minor offense or misdeed or responsibility for a mistake. Culpability
What is a Guilty party called?
A culprit is someone who is guilty of a crime, or other misdeed.
What sentences have misdeed in them?
Jack repented of his past misdeeds and vowed to change his ways
What are synonyms of crime?
misdeed, wrong, tort
What is a wronger?
A wronger is a person who wrongs, or commits a misdeed against or towards, someone else.
