Painful, harsh, severe, esp. in the way of punishment. Now frequently applied to heavy taxation or a similar financial burden.
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释义 | society > law > rule of law > lawlessness > [adjective] > types of crime generally > types of offence according to punishment (10) penalc1443 Painful, harsh, severe, esp. in the way of punishment. Now frequently applied to heavy taxation or a similar financial burden. capital?1531 Involving loss of the head or life. Of an offence, crime, etc.: punishable by death; incurring the death penalty. See also capital murder n. at… purgeable1644 Capable of being purged (in earlier use, chiefly corresponding to purge, v.1 1). transportable1769 Involving or liable to transportation. statutable1782 Of an offence or crime: established or regulated by statute or statutory law; legally punishable. unclergyable1817 Of an offence: not clergyable (clergyable, adj. 1); not admitting of a plea of benefit of clergy, and therefore not allowing of a more lenient… non-clergyable1826 Of an offence: not admitting of a plea of benefit of clergy (and therefore disallowing an exemption or more lenient sentence); = unclergyable, adj.… extraditable1887 Of a crime, etc.: Rendering the perpetrator liable to extradition. sanctionable1927 That may be sanctioned. imprisonable1971 Of an offence, etc.: for which a person can be imprisoned. |
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