delation (Meaning)
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delation (n.)
Conveyance.
Accusation by an informer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of delation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
delation Sentence Examples
- The delation of the crime to the authorities led to the culprit's apprehension.
- In medieval times, delation was a common method for reporting heresy to church officials.
- His delation of the fraudulent activities within the company brought about a thorough investigation.
- Delation of confidential information is strictly prohibited in professional settings.
- The delation of the suspect's whereabouts aided in their swift capture by law enforcement.
- Delation of misconduct in the workplace is essential for maintaining a healthy work environment.
- In ecclesiastical law, delation refers to the reporting of offenses against church doctrine.
- Her delation of the suspicious behavior to the neighborhood watch committee helped prevent a crime.
- Delation of sensitive information to unauthorized parties can result in severe penalties.
- The delation of his rival's unethical practices to the regulatory body brought about their downfall.
FAQs About the word delation
Conveyance., Accusation by an informer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delation of the crime to the authorities led to the culprit's apprehension.
In medieval times, delation was a common method for reporting heresy to church officials.
His delation of the fraudulent activities within the company brought about a thorough investigation.
Delation of confidential information is strictly prohibited in professional settings.
