Wrongdoings: meaning, definitions and examples
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wrongdoings
[ ˈrɒŋˌduɪŋz ]
in law
Wrongdoings refer to actions that are illegal, unethical, or morally wrong. These are actions that go against established laws or moral principles.
Synonyms
misconduct, misdeeds, offenses, transgressions
Examples of usage
- His wrongdoings caught up with him and he was eventually arrested.
- She was fired from her job due to her unethical wrongdoings.
- The investigation uncovered a long history of financial wrongdoings within the company.
Translations
Translations of the word "wrongdoings" in other languages:
🇵🇹 males
🇮🇳 गलतियाँ
🇩🇪 Verfehlungen
🇮🇩 kesalahan
🇺🇦 провини
🇵🇱 przewinienia
🇯🇵 不正行為
🇫🇷 méfaits
🇪🇸 fechorías
🇹🇷 yanlışlar
🇰🇷 잘못
🇸🇦 أخطاء
🇨🇿 provinění
🇸🇰 previnenia
🇨🇳 错误行为
🇸🇮 prekrški
🇮🇸 brot
🇰🇿 қателіктер
🇬🇪 დანაშაული
🇦🇿 səhvlər
🇲🇽 fechorías
Etymology
The word 'wrongdoings' originated from the combination of two words: 'wrong' and 'doings'. It has been used in the English language for centuries to describe actions that are considered morally or legally incorrect. The concept of wrongdoings has been an important aspect of legal and ethical discussions throughout history, with societies developing various systems of justice to address and prevent such behaviors.
See also: wrongdoer, wrongdoing, wronged, wrongfully, wrongly, wrongness.