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Definition of crime
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crime is as below...
Crime (n.) Gross
violation
of human law, in
distinction
from a
misdemeanor
or
trespass,
or other
slight
offense.
Hence,
also, any
aggravated
offense
against
morality
or the
public
welfare;
any
outrage
or great
wrong..
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Odfend
::
Odfend
(v. i.) To
transgress
the moral or
divine
law; to
commit
a
crime;
to
stumble;
to sin.
Perpetrate
::
Perpetrate
(v. t.) To do or
perform;
to carry
through;
to
execute,
commonly
in a bad
sense;
to
commit
(as a
crime,
an
offense);
to be
guilty
of; as, to
perpetrate
a foul
deed..
Expiation
::
Expiation
(n.) The act of
making
satisfaction
or
atonement
for any crime or
fault;
the
extinguishing
of guilt by
suffering
or
penalty.
Guilty
::
Guilty
(superl.)
Having
incurred
guilt;
criminal;
morally
delinquent;
wicked;
chargeable
with, or
responsible
for,
something
censurable;
justly
exposed
to
penalty;
-- used with of, and
usually
followed
by the
crime,
sometimes
by the
punishment..
Instigate
::
Instigate
(v. t.) To goad or urge
forward;
to set on; to
provoke;
to
incite;
-- used
chiefly
with
reference
to evil
actions;
as to
instigate
one to a
crime.
Crime
::
Crime (n.) Any
violation
of law,
either
divine
or
human;
an
omission
of a duty
commanded,
or the
commission
of an act
forbidden
by law..
Calumniate
::
Calumniate
(v. i.) To
propagate
evil
reports
with a
design
to
injure
the
reputation
of
another;
to make
purposely
false
charges
of some
offense
or
crime.
Falsicrimen
::
Falsicrimen
() The crime of
falsifying.
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Clear of
offense
or
crime;
guiltless;
innocent.
Piracy
::
Piracy
(n.) The act or crime of a
pirate.
Villainy
::
Villainy
(n.) The act of a
villain;
a deed of deep
depravity;
a
crime.
Notorious
::
Notorious
(a.)
Generally
known and
talked
of by the
public;
universally
believed
to be true;
manifest
to the
world;
evident;
--
usually
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, a
notorious
thief;
a
notorious
crime or
vice..
Confess
::
Confess
(v. t.) To make
acknowledgment
or
avowal
in a
matter
pertaining
to one's self; to
acknowledge,
own, or
admit,
as a
crime,
a
fault,
a
debt..
Condign
::
Condign
(a.)
Deserved;
adequate;
suitable
to the fault or
crime.
Implicate
::
Implicate
(v. t.) To bring into
connection
with; to
involve;
to
connect;
--
applied
to
persons,
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, the
evidence
implicates
many in this
conspiracy;
to be
implicated
in a
crime,
a
discreditable
transaction,
a
fault,
etc..
Pederasty
::
Pederasty
(n.) The crime
against
nature;
sodomy.
Purgation
::
Purgation
(n.) The
clearing
of one's self from a crime of which one was
publicly
suspected
and
accused.
It was
either
canonical,
which was
prescribed
by the canon law, the form
whereof
used in the
spiritual
court was, that the
person
suspected
take his oath that he was clear of the
matter
objected
against
him, and bring his
honest
neighbors
with him to make oath that they
believes
he swore
truly;
or
vulgar,
which was by fire or water
ordeal,
or by
combat.
See
Ordeal..
Alibi
::
Alibi (n.) The plea or mode of
defense
under which a
person
on trial for a crime
proves
or
attempts
to prove that he was in
another
place when the
alleged
act was
committed;
as, to set up an
alibi;
to prove an
alibi..
Irremissible
::
Irremissible
(a.) Not
remissible;
unpardonable;
as,
irremissible
crimes..
Enormity
::
Enormity
(n.) That which is
enormous;
especially,
an
exceeding
offense
against
order,
right,
or
decency;
an
atrocious
crime;
flagitious
villainy;
an
atrocity..
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