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criminally

/ˈkrɪm.ɪ.nəl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera que constituye un delito' o 'en relación con el derecho penal'. Se usa para describir acciones ilegales o punibles por ley, así como para enfatizar la gravedad o lo indebido de una conducta.

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adverb

/ˈkrɪm.ɪ.nəl.i/B2formallegal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera que constituye un delito' o 'en relación con el derecho penal'. Se usa para describir acciones ilegales o punibles por ley, así como para enfatizar la gravedad o lo indebido de una conducta.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that constitutes a crime" or "relating to criminal law." It is used to describe actions that are illegal or punishable by law, as well as to emphasize the severity or wrongdoing of an act.

  1. In violation of the lawB2formal

    In a manner that constitutes a crime or is against the law.

    escriminalmente (en violación de la ley)

    • He was acting criminally when he forged the documents.
    • The company was found to have behaved criminally by dumping toxic waste.
    • She was charged with criminally neglecting her duties.

    Sinónimosillegallyillicitlyunlawfully

  2. In a shameful or disgraceful mannerB2informal

    Used to describe an action that is morally wrong or shockingly bad.

    esDe manera vergonzosa o indigna

    • The team played criminally badly in the final match.
    • It is criminally unfair that some people have no access to clean water.
    • The food at that restaurant was criminally overpriced.

    Sinónimosabominablyatrociouslydespicablydisgracefullyflagrantlyoutrageouslyscandalouslyshamefullywickedly

    Antónimosjustlymorallyrighteously

Formas
  • more criminally comparative form
  • most criminally superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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