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Meanings of law-breaking in English
(Criminal law) an act punishable by law; usually considered an evil act.
Usage of law-breaking in English
1
I suggest that we are very selective in our attitudes to law-breaking.
2
Many persons contend that certain kinds of criminals inherit their law-breaking propensities.
3
Will ye trust yourselves into hands stained with law-breaking of our blood?
4
Might I remind the public that we do not condone law-breaking or vandalism.
5
Think of it as EV version of Rendezvous, but without the flagrant law-breaking.
6
Mr. Monroe has phonia against law-breaking, and imagines they are already prosecuting them.
7
And why does he come here anyway, flaunting his law-breaking in our faces?
8
They said the students were expelled for violence and law-breaking.
9
However, my appetite for law-breaking cops who think they know better than the system?
10
Civil disobedience was not to be understood merely as law-breaking.
11
The law-breaking of my companion seemed not only seriously excusable, but even comically excusable.
12
First we will take the case of a man committed to prison for law-breaking.
13
In the harsher world outside it meant exile, slavery or, in the last resort, law-breaking.
14
Cards, law-breaking-theseare what I have done; but these are not what I have preached.
15
Every apostle is directed by the law-breaking church monarch.
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Impromptu mass meetings are common, and law-breaking schemes find their cradle beneath its glittering lights.