Meanings of wrongfulness in English

I laughed at both the innocence and wrongfulness of the gift.

And, to his mind, wrongfulness is not contingent on harmfulness.

These facts have nothing to do with the righteousness or wrongfulness of the Chicago platform.

In our talks hitherto we have chiefly touched on the moral wrongfulness of the old economic order.

The defence claims this "may have affected his ability to act in appreciation of wrongfulness".

A euphuism has been invented to cover the wrongfulness of this system; it is now called 'discounting.'

Must I argue the wrongfulness of slavery?

I had always felt a dislike to put any creature into unnecessary pain, besides being fully aware of its decided wrongfulness.

This doctrine of the wrongfulness of a struggle for independence against overwhelming odds has appeared at times of late in the newspapers.

Besides, a kiss, wherever deposited, as Jurgen pointed out, is, when you think of it, but a ceremonial, of no intrinsic wrongfulness.

You know that my opinions run with yours as to the folly of the king, and the wrongfulness and unwisdom of his policy.

If it aids a single person to a clearer comprehension of the inherent wrongfulness of the Bolshevist philosophy and method, I shall be rewarded.

You suggest the wrongfulness of the habit, and they thrust their finger in the sleeve of their vest, and swagger, and say: "Who cares!"

'Where, in this, is there a word that countenances the wrongfulness of being a slave, or of holding men as slaves?

I laughed at both the innocence and wrongfulness of the gift.

And, to his mind, wrongfulness is not contingent on harmfulness.