Without article or plural. Violation of divine law; action or conduct characterized by this; a state of transgression against God or His commands.

Wickedness, evil, moral wrong. Cf. nought, pron. 3b. Obsolete.

That which is useless or vain; uselessness, unprofitableness; idleness, vanity, frivolity; a useless or vain thing or action.

The action of the verb in various senses.

Wrong, wrongdoing, wickedness, iniquity; (also) impropriety; untruth. Obsolete (rare in later use).

Wickedness, vice; an instance of this.

Evil or shameful action; evil; plural evil or horrible deeds. Obsolete.

Sin, wrongdoing; an offence.

Wrongdoing, evildoing.

injury, wrongdoing; affliction; sorrowing, grief.

Wrong, wrongdoing; sin, sinfulness; offence, injury; a wrong, a misdeed. with miss: wrongly, amiss. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

Sin; sinfulness; wrongdoing. Chiefly poetic in later use. Obsolete.

Such deeds collectively; misconduct, wrongdoing; wickedness, sinfulness. Formerly also: †maltreatment (obsolete). poetic in later use. Now archaic.

Wicked action or conduct; iniquity as committed or perpetrated; occasionally wicked speech or statement.

Evildoing, wickedness. Obsolete.

The action of doing evil.

The action of mistake, v.; misunderstanding, misconception; †wrongdoing (obsolete); an instance of this.

The action of performing a criminal, immoral, or harmful deed; an instance of this, an evil or harmful act, an atrocity. Also in weakened use…

The action of doing wrong or acting wrongfully; an instance of this.

Wickedness; an evil intention or deed. Obsolete.

Evildoing; an act of evildoing (rare).

= evil-doing, n.

Dishonest, unscrupulous, or criminal conduct.

Wrongdoing, evil conduct. Obsolete.

Flagitious conduct; flagitiousness.

Immoral or criminal behaviour; sin; crime. Now chiefly spec.: minor crime or antisocial behaviour, esp. as committed by young people. Also: the state…

Evildoing; an instance of evildoing, a criminal act.

Wickedness.

= malefaction, n.2 a.

A wrong or culpable act.

Conduct involving guilt; heinous sin or crime.

Flagitiousness.

An illegal or improper act by a professional person or an official, esp. one by which the position or office of the perpetrator is used to his or…

gen. Wrongdoing; an instance of this.

The action of sinning; sin.

Wrongdoing, misdemeanour. Cf. miscreancy, n. 2.