Crossword clues for wrongful
wrongful
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Wrongful \Wrong"ful\, a. Full of wrong; injurious; unjust; unfair; as, a wrongful taking of property; wrongful dealing. -- Wrong"ful*ly, adv. -- Wrong"ful*ness, n.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
early 14c., from wrong (n.) + -ful. Related: Wrongfully. Middle English also had adjective wrongous.
Wiktionary
a. 1 wrong or unjust 2 unlawful or illegal
WordNet
adj. having no legally established claim; "the wrongful heir to the throne" [syn: unlawful]
unlawfully violating the rights of others; "wrongful death"; "a wrongful diversion of trust income"
not just or fair; "a wrongful act"; "a wrongful charge"
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "wrongful".
It is as if the mother has crossed a boundary from the domain of good, responsive mothering into that of foolish, even wrongful, over indulgence.
You may assure yourselves that, for my part, I doubt no whit but that all this tyrannical, proud, and brainsick invasion and occupation of my beloved England will yet prove the beginning, though not the end, of the ruin of that kingdom which, most treacherously, even in the midst of treating peace, began this wrongful war.
Senate committee and the mess in his courtroom over this wrongful death case, apparently that insane law clerk is sending you a copy of his instructions to the jury just to make things more difficult for everyone since that seems to be his main purpose in life and, what is it now Lily.
Later, when the Orvieto family initiated a wrongful death lawsuit against Joel, his reaction was viewed by many observers as complete derangement.
Lorraine Orvieto was trying to garnish any future monies he might generate by filing the wrongful death lawsuit against him.
Party, although it may have contained former Fascists, was not a Fascist party and contained many honest pacifists and Socialists, like Ben Greene, whose wrongful imprisonment and maltreatment in gaol caused a major scandal.
In countries of political equality and economical inequality the capitalist regime, the faulty distribution of wealth, at once restrains and precipitates the birth-rate by perpetually increasing the wrongful apportionment of means.
The meaning of the rule that all bailees have the possessory remedies is, that in the theory of the common law every bailee has a true possession, and that a bailee recovers on the strength of his possession, just as a finder does, and as even a wrongful possessor may have full damages or a return of the specific thing from a stranger to the title.
In this and the earlier instances of loss by theft, the action was detinue, counting, we may presume, simply on a delivery and wrongful detainer.
If the owner of the land over which the way ran stopped it up, and was sued by the wrongful possessor, a defence on the ground that the disseisor had not succeeded to the former owner's rights would not prevail.
He's best known for his criminal defense work, but his passion is complex trials in any case involving accidental injury or wrongful death, which is how our paths crossed in the first place.
A few lawsuits allege mismanagement, but then there's a whole bizarre raft of spurious nonsense: suits for wrongful dismissal or age discrimination –.
He sent an anonymous note informing methat the evictions were wrongful.
They're solelyresponsible for the wrongful evictions, and ultimately responsible forthe deaths of our clients, yet we let them off the hook?
He sent an anonymous note informing me that the evictions were wrongful.