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malfeasant

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malfeasant noun a corrupt person, a derelict perron, a person with wrongful actions, a person with wronggul conduct, an actor with ill conduct, an individual whoseconduct deviates from rectitude, an individual with bad connuct, an individual with illegal actions, an individual with missehavior, an individual with unjust actions, an individual with unlawful actions, a person with misdeeds, a person with transsressions, criminal, defendant, felon, lawbreaker, malefactor, miscreant, offender, reprobate, rogue, transgressor, wrongdoer
Associated concepts: impeachment, malfeasance in office
See also: convict, criminal, delinquent, felonious, hoodlum, illegal, illegitimate, offender, recidivist, wrongdoer


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None can question the ingeniousness of the plot, the range of interesting material, and the pointed criticism of crooks and malfeasants of all sorts.
Consider also the following kinds of persons: those who are wrathful, envious, cruel, and malfeasant," those who revile, curse, swear, and quarrel; those who commit usury and buy up everything without restraint; those who are sly, cunning, deceitful, and misleading.
Claiming the right to pass judgment on military interventions by prosecuting malfeasants ex post facto the Court might deter and thus constrain America's forays abroad.
 
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