misdemeanor (Meaning)

Wordnet

misdemeanor (n)

a crime less serious than a felony

Webster

Ill behavior; evil conduct; fault.

A crime less than a felony.

The reckless driving misdemeanor resulted in a suspended license.
The shoplifting misdemeanor was a minor offense, but it still had consequences.
The judge dismissed the disorderly conduct misdemeanor due to lack of evidence.
The public intoxication misdemeanor involved excessive alcohol consumption in a public place.
The underage drinking misdemeanor reflected a lack of judgment and maturity.
The vandalism misdemeanor involved damaging public property, resulting in fines and possible imprisonment.
The trespassing misdemeanor was a minor offense that involved entering a restricted area without permission.
The possession of marijuana misdemeanor was a nonviolent crime that carried potential sanctions.
The assault and battery misdemeanor involved an altercation that caused minor physical harm.
The disorderly conduct misdemeanor reflected disruptive and offensive behavior in a public setting.

a crime less serious than a felonyIll behavior; evil conduct; fault., A crime less than a felony.

violation, trespass,crime, misconduct, debt, misdeed, lawbreaking, error, transgression,criminality

virtue, guiltlessness, morality, goodness, blamelessness,innocence, morality, goodness, guiltlessness, righteousness

The reckless driving misdemeanor resulted in a suspended license.

The shoplifting misdemeanor was a minor offense, but it still had consequences.

The judge dismissed the disorderly conduct misdemeanor due to lack of evidence.

The public intoxication misdemeanor involved excessive alcohol consumption in a public place.