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Definition of unlawful
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Unlawful
(a.) Not
lawful;
contrary
to law.
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Mob
::
Mob (n.) A
throng;
a
rabble;
esp., an
unlawful
or
riotous
assembly;
a
disorderly
crowd..
Whorish
::
Whorish
(a.)
Resembling
a whore in
character
or
conduct;
addicted
to
unlawful
pleasures;
incontinent;
lewd;
unchaste.
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) The
unlawful
beating
of
another.
It
includes
every
willful,
angry and
violent,
or
negligent
touching
of
another's
person
or
clothes,
or
anything
attached
to his
person
or held by him..
Encroachment
::
Encroachment
(n.) The act of
entering
gradually
or
silently
upon the
rights
or
possessions
of
another;
unlawful
intrusion.
Manslaughter
::
Manslaughter
(n.) The
unlawful
killing
of a man,
either
in
negligenc/
or
incidentally
to the
commission
of some
unlawful
act, but
without
specific
malice,
or upon a
sudden
excitement
of
anger..
Escape
::
Escape
(n.) The
unlawful
permission,
by a
jailer
or other
custodian,
of a
prisoner's
departure
from
custody..
Murder
::
Murder
(n.) To kill with
premediated
malice;
to kill (a human
being)
willfully,
deliberately,
and
unlawfully.
See
Murder,
n..
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..
Murderer
::
Murderer
(n.) One
guilty
of
murder;
a
person
who, in
possession
of his
reason,
unlawfully
kills a human being with
premeditated
malice..
Illegality
::
Illegality
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
illegal;
unlawfulness;
as, the
illegality
of
trespass
or of false
imprisonment;
also, an
illegal
act..
Comfort
::
Comfort
(n.)
Unlawful
support,
countenance,
or
encouragement;
as, to give aid and
comfort
to the
enemy..
Chievance
::
Chievance
(n.) An
unlawful
bargain;
traffic
in which money is
exported
as
discount.
Purlieu
::
Purlieu
(n.)
Originally,
the
ground
near a royal
forest,
which,
having
been
unlawfully
added to the
forest,
was
afterwards
severed
from it, and
disafforested
so as to remit to the
former
owners
their
rights..
Misuser
::
Misuser
(n.)
Unlawful
use of a
right;
use in
excess
of, or
varying
from, one's
right..
Subash
::
Subagitation
(n.)
Unlawful
sexual
intercourse.
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..
Covet
::
Covet (v. t.) To long for
inordinately
or
unlawfully;
to
hanker
after
(something
forbidden).
Imposition
::
Imposition
(n.) An
excessive,
arbitrary,
or
unlawful
exaction;
hence,
a trick or
deception
put on laid on
others;
cheating;
fraud;
delusion;
imposture..
Concussion
::
Concussion
(n.) The
unlawful
forcing
of
another
by
threats
of
violence
to yield up
something
of
value.
Illicit
::
Illicit
(a.) Not
permitted
or
allowed;
prohibited;
unlawful;
as,
illicit
trade;
illicit
intercourse;
illicit
pleasure..
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