Wrongdoings Meaning in English
word · lemma: wrongdoing
Definition
Actions or behaviors that are morally wrong or illegal. It usually refers to acts that violate rules, laws, or accepted standards.
Usage & Nuances
Generally used in formal or legal contexts. Often plural, as people are accused or found guilty of multiple 'wrongdoings.' Common collocations: 'admit wrongdoings,' 'alleged wrongdoings.' Similar to 'offenses' or 'misconduct,' but 'wrongdoings' includes both legal and moral faults.
Example Sentences
He was punished for his wrongdoings.
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The company apologized for its past wrongdoings.
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Many people suffered because of their wrongdoings.
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She finally admitted her wrongdoings after months of denial.
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The newspaper revealed the politician’s wrongdoings to the public.
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Instead of denying his wrongdoings, he tried to make things right.
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