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criminalness

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This is self-evident; because it is herein that the criminalness or faultiness of any thing consists, that it is contrary to what we are obliged or bound to, or what ought to be in us.

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(rare, dated) The state or quality of being criminal.

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noun

(rare, dated) The state or quality of being criminal.

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Example sentences

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This is self-evident; because it is herein that the criminalness or faultiness of any thing consists, that it is contrary to what we are obliged or bound to, or what ought to be in us.

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"Civil immunity is a subset of completely unconstrained by law" Sorry, I didn't read it that way:) Since the original thread seemed to be about criminalness, I assumed you meant they could not be charged criminally for their actions.

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"Civil immunity is a subset of completely unconstrained by law" Sorry, I didn't read it that way:) Since the original thread seemed to be about criminalness, I assumed you meant they could not be charged criminally for their actions.

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How do you use criminalness in a sentence?

This is self-evident; because it is herein that the criminalness or faultiness of any thing consists, that it is contrary to what we are obliged or bound to, or what ought to be in us.

What does criminalness mean?

(rare, dated) The state or quality of being criminal.

What part of speech is criminalness?

criminalness is commonly used as noun.