malefaction (Meaning)
malefaction (n.)
A crime; an offense; an evil deed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of malefaction
Synonyms:
- immorality
- depravity
- foible
- hate crime
- infringement
- illegality
- iniquitousness
- licentiousness
- wickedness
- misdemeanor
- iniquity
- bias crime
- corruption
- misfeasance
- criminality
- lawlessness
- vice
- break
- debauchery
- unlawfulness
- peccadillo
- fault
- abuse
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
malefaction Sentence Examples
- The politician's malefaction was exposed in a damning exposé.
- The thief's act of malefaction left the victim penniless and traumatized.
- The malefaction of the corporate executive resulted in environmental pollution and health hazards.
- The child's malefaction, though innocent, caused significant damage.
- The consequences of the hacker's malefaction extended far beyond data theft.
- The government's malefaction undermined trust in public institutions.
- The malefaction of the serial killer left a trail of shattered lives.
- The malefaction of the drug lord corrupted entire communities.
- The malefaction of the religious cult alienated members from their loved ones.
- The malefaction of the terrorist attack left an indelible scar on society.
FAQs About the word malefaction
A crime; an offense; an evil deed.
crime, violation, offence, sin,wrongdoing, error, misdoing, transgression, breach, misconduct
noncrime, innocence, virtue, goodness, blamelessness, guiltlessness, virtue, morality, morality, guiltlessness
The politician's malefaction was exposed in a damning exposé.
The thief's act of malefaction left the victim penniless and traumatized.
The malefaction of the corporate executive resulted in environmental pollution and health hazards.
The child's malefaction, though innocent, caused significant damage.
