misdemean (Meaning)
Wordnet
misdemean (v)
behave badly
Webster
misdemean (v. t.)
To behave ill; -- with a reflexive pronoun; as, to misdemean one's self.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misdemean
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misdemean Sentence Examples
- The petty theft was classified as a misdemeanor in the eyes of the law.
- Despite its seeming insignificance, the misdemeanor charge tarnished his reputation.
- The judge imposed a lenient sentence for the first-degree misdemeanor.
- Even minor misdemeanors can have long-term consequences if not addressed.
- The accused pled not guilty to the misdemeanor charges brought against him.
- The prosecutor argued that the misdemeanor constituted a serious breach of public trust.
- The defendant faced a potential prison sentence if convicted of the misdemeanor.
- The jury found the defendant guilty of the misdemeanor offense beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The misdemeanor conviction disqualified the defendant from holding certain professional licenses.
- The prosecutor requested that the court dismiss the misdemeanor charges due to lack of evidence.
FAQs About the word misdemean
behave badlyTo behave ill; -- with a reflexive pronoun; as, to misdemean one's self.
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The petty theft was classified as a misdemeanor in the eyes of the law.
Despite its seeming insignificance, the misdemeanor charge tarnished his reputation.
The judge imposed a lenient sentence for the first-degree misdemeanor.
Even minor misdemeanors can have long-term consequences if not addressed.
