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unlawful

/ʌnˈlɔː.fəl/

Tradução: Descreve o que contraria a lei ou não é permitido pelas normas jurídicas; também se aplica ao que é ilegítimo ou criminoso.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ʌnˈlɔː.fəl/B2formallegal
  • ptDescreve o que contraria a lei ou não é permitido pelas normas jurídicas; também se aplica ao que é ilegítimo ou criminoso.

Describes something that is against the law or not permitted by legal rules.

  1. Illegal or prohibited by lawB2formal

    Contrary to or forbidden by law; not legally permitted.

    ptIlegal

    • The court ruled that the search was unlawful.
    • Possessing this substance is considered unlawful in many countries.
    • The company was fined for engaging in unlawful business practices.

    Sinônimosbannedcriminalforbiddenillegalillegitimateillicitoutlawedprohibitedunlicensed

    Antônimoslawfullegallegitimatelicensedpermissible

  2. Immoral or socially unacceptableC1formal

    Not conforming to moral law or social convention; ethically wrong.

    ptImoral

    • His actions were deemed unlawful by the community's moral standards.
    • The practice was considered unlawful, even if not technically illegal.
    • They condemned the treatment as unlawful and inhumane.

    Sinônimosevilimmoralimproperiniquitoussinfulunacceptableunethicalunprincipledwickedwrong

    Antônimosacceptabledecentethicalgoodmoralproperright

  3. Without legal claimC1formal

    Having no legally established claim or right.

    ptIlegítimo

    • The property was held by an unlawful claimant.
    • He was an unlawful possessor of the land.
    • The inheritance was declared unlawful due to a missing will.

    Sinônimosunentitledunjustified

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

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