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Definition of unlaw
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of unlaw is as below...
Unlaw (v. t.) To put
beyond
protection
of law; to
outlaw.
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Novatian
::
Novatian
(n.) One of the sect of
Novatius,
or
Novatianus,
who held that the
lapsed
might not be
received
again into
communion
with the
church,
and that
second
marriages
are
unlawful..
Squatter
::
Squatter
(n.) One who
squats;
specifically,
one who
settles
unlawfully
upon land
without
a
title.
In the
United
States
and
Australia
the term is
sometimes
applied
also to a
person
who
settles
lawfully
upon
government
land under
permission
and
restrictions,
before
acquiring
title..
Casuistry
::
Casuistry
(a.) The
science
or
doctrine
of
dealing
with cases of
conscience,
of
resolving
questions
of right or wrong in
conduct,
or
determining
the
lawfulness
or
unlawfulness
of what a man may do by rules and
principles
drawn from the
Scriptures,
from the laws of
society
or the
church,
or from
equity
and
natural
reason;
the
application
of
general
moral rules to
particular
cases..
Murder
::
Murder
(n.) The
offense
of
killing
a human being with
malice
prepense
or
aforethought,
express
or
implied;
intentional
and
unlawful
homicide..
Comfort
::
Comfort
(n.)
Unlawful
support,
countenance,
or
encouragement;
as, to give aid and
comfort
to the
enemy..
Fraud
::
Fraud (n.)
Deception
deliberately
practiced
with a view to
gaining
an
unlawful
or
unfair
advantage;
artifice
by which the right or
interest
of
another
is
injured;
injurious
stratagem;
deceit;
trick.
Covet
::
Covet (v. t.) To long for
inordinately
or
unlawfully;
to
hanker
after
(something
forbidden).
Continency
::
Continency
(n.) The
restraint
which a
person
imposes
upon his
desires
and
passions;
the act or power of
refraining
from
indulgence
of the
sexual
appetite,
esp. from
unlawful
indulgence;
sometimes,
moderation
in
sexual
indulgence..
Deprehend
::
Deprehend
(v. t.) To take
unwares
or by
surprise;
to
seize,
as a
person
commiting
an
unlawful
act; to
catch;
to
apprehend..
Illegitimate
::
Illegitimate
(a.) Not
according
to law; not
regular
or
authorized;
unlawful;
improper.
Fornication
::
Fornication
(n.)
Unlawful
sexual
intercourse
on the part of an
unmarried
person;
the act of such
illicit
sexual
intercourse
between
a man and a woman as does not by law
amount
to
adultery.
Chaste
::
Chaste
(a.) Pure from
unlawful
sexual
intercourse;
virtuous;
continent.
Illegalize
::
Illegalize
(v. t.) To make or
declare
illegal
or
unlawful.
Larceny
::
Larceny
(n.) The
unlawful
taking
and
carrying
away of
things
personal
with
intent
to
deprive
the right owner of the same;
theft.
Cf.
Embezzlement.
Unlawed
::
Unlawed
(a.) Not
having
the claws and balls of the
forefeet
cut off; -- said of dogs.
Assault
::
Assault
(n.) To make an
assault
upon, as by a
sudden
rush of armed men; to
attack
with
unlawful
or
insulting
physical
violence
or
menaces..
Rescussor
::
Rescussor
(n.) One who makes an
unlawful
rescue;
a
rescuer.
Forbiddenly
::
Forbiddenly
(adv.)
In a
forbidden
or
unlawful
manner.
Usure
::
Usure (v. i.) To
practice
usury;
to
charge
unlawful
interest.
Whoredom
::
Whoredom
(n.) The
practice
of
unlawful
intercourse
with the other sex;
fornication;
lewdness.
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