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Meanings of lawlessness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "outlawry"
Examples for "outlawry"
1
The institution of outlawry exists among the Wyandots in a peculiar form.
2
But usually outlawry is declared only after trial before the tribal council.
3
Such exclusion from the line is regarded as equal to complete outlawry.
4
Driven to outlawry and poverty, no doubt many Netherlanders plunged into crime.
5
Now he was free, but excommunication and outlawry hovered over his head.
Usage of lawlessness in English
1
Law enforcement agencies and political figureheads slammed the lawlessness and promised retribution.
2
Some bemoaned the apparent lawlessness of the situation, pleading for legal intervention.
3
A certain lawlessness was abroad in the lonelier areas of the battlefields.
4
There is no neutrality possible in the face of lawlessness and Germanism.
5
Militants have taken advantage of the area's lawlessness to set up strongholds.
6
To him alone their lawlessness was hateful; he abhorred the suitor crowd.
7
Yet it would be easy to overstate the lawlessness of the Panhandle.
8
But Antonio doesn't blame the lawlessness in Ciudad Victoria on organized crime.
9
There was a great epidemic of lawlessness in Dublin at that time.
10
He has replaced the repression of Saddam Hussein with lawlessness and chaos.
11
Now the chain of lawlessness that had tightened was curious and significant.
12
The whole bias of your mind has been towards insubordination and lawlessness.
13
The whole country had lately been overrun by open and defiant lawlessness.
14
The tone of morals was what might be expected with such lawlessness.
15
There went with that a moderate censure upon the lawlessness of Fenianism.
16
Nor are such periods confined to the early days of mere lawlessness.
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Lawlessness through the time
Lawlessness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common