Usage of "evildoing" | TermGallery

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The act of transgressing; the violation of a law or a duty or moral principle.

transgression

Usage of evildoing in English

All the great reformers and martyrs were antagonistic men-enemies to falsehood and evildoing. 
 Character 

This is a film noir without any crime or evildoing. 
 The Guardian 

One by one, the paths of evildoing must be blocked. 
 Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics 

She would have been 'good', to use your phrasing, but with the potential for evildoing. 
 Sagittarius Is Bleeding 

You've broken the law and now you have got to take the consequence of your evildoing. 
 The Bradys and the Girl Smuggler; Or, Working for the Custom Hou... 

If you would die in your bed, repent you of your evildoing, and rob no more.' 
 A Book of Scoundrels 

Desire nothing, and evildoing will be done away. 
 The Well of Saint Clare 

Let every man do as seemeth good in his own eyes, provided only that he escape conviction for evildoing. 
 The Corporation of London, Its Rights and Privileges 

A fool the man who says, 'We will do evildoing in our turn, and our heart shall be comforted. 
 The Well of Saint Clare 

Are you telling me that one of the gifts of education is the skillful concealment of evildoing by those in positions of power? 
 Down with the Cities! 

Evildoing is in evil desiring. 
 The Well of Saint Clare 

If Bruin chose to steal Rusteviel's honey, if Hintze trespassed in the priest's granary, they were but taken in their own evildoings. 
 Essays in Literature and History 

Frequent collocations

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Translations for evildoing

Portuguese

transgressão

Catalan

transgressió

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Meanings of evildoing in English