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Meanings of wrongdoing in English

Portuguese
transgressão
Catalan
maldat
Spanish
maldad

Activity that transgresses moral or civil law.

transgressão
Portuguese
erro

Departure from what is ethically acceptable.

erro
Russian
неправильное действие
Portuguese
ato ilícito

Act that is illegal or immoral.

неправильное действие
Usage of wrongdoing in English
1
However, also speaking in parliament, the former prime minister denied all wrongdoing.
Radio NZ
2
BP, Europe's second-biggest oil company by stock market value, denied any wrongdoing.
Reuters
3
An internal police department investigation last year cleared police of any wrongdoing.
Reuters
4
Family members were not immediately available for comment but have denied wrongdoing.
Reuters
5
China denies any wrongdoing, saying it is combating terrorism and religious extremism.
Radio NZ
6
The judge denied any wrongdoing and said the cases were poorly presented.
The Guardian
7
The case was resolved without the credit union admitting or denying wrongdoing.
Reuters
8
The Bakries denied wrongdoing and said it was due to natural causes.
Reuters
9
In a statement to shareholders last year, he denied allegations of wrongdoing.
Reuters
10
In court documents, his attorney said the former judge denies any wrongdoing.
Reuters
11
An athlete can bargain information on their wrongdoing for a reduced penalty.
The Guardian
12
He has said in the past he was innocent of any wrongdoing.
Reuters
13
Musa said an internal investigation found no signs of wrongdoing outside Brazil.
Reuters
14
The wrongdoing was first exposed by the Guardian nearly five years ago.
The Guardian
15
Scott was arrested by British authorities last month and has denied wrongdoing.
Reuters
16
The bank did say, however, that it does not recognize any wrongdoing.
Reuters
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Translations for wrongdoing
Spanish
maldad
Wrongdoing through the time
Wrongdoing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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