Crimes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRIMES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CRIME, to convict over a breach of regulations
• (especially in the army) charge with or find guilty of an offence
NOUN:
• an action or omission which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law
• illegal activities
• an action or activity considered to be evil, shameful, or wrong
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a violation of the law

Words related to CRIMES

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Words that contain CRIMES

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How to use CRIMES in a sentence

• So cold and hard is war! This was the saddest massacre in the history of Germany, and one of the greatest crimes that a successful general ever committed.
• Denbigh has had the art to conceal his crimes from you, he did it to the rest of the world also, and has married a woman of rank and character.
• Three judges of capital crimes now first appointed.
• He was likewise incessantly pursued by the hostility of the many enemies that he had made in the city by his violence and his crimes.
• If civilization did not bring it success, he would illustrate great crimes and deadly horrors, in the highest style of Art, and thus command the attention of the world.
• He is an artist, though he keeps his talents as secret as if they were crimes.
• The law cannot again seize him and condemn him for the crimes of which he is pardoned.
• For the crimes of those who have done wrong are made manifest to their neighbours by their acts, not by their thoughts.
• An asylum was also afforded, beyond the reach of law, for all persons whose crimes or debts induced them to fly from the several European settlements.
• Here the Italian is commonly rated very high, by reason of the violent and conspicuous nature of most of his crimes, which are against the person.
• Neither political nor common crimes will be known in the future.
• The passing of that bill neither mitigated the discord which everywhere prevailed, nor diminished the crimes which that discord produced.
• In many of their crimes they are often the accomplices of men and take rather a minor part, although sometimes a quite important one.
• XI SEX CRIMES Most of the inmates of prisons convicted of sex crimes are the poor and wretched and the plainly defective.
• Sometimes, of course, men of education and apparent lack of physical defect commit property crimes.
• Up to recent times more victims have been put to death for heresy and kindred crimes against religion than for any other cause.
• Practically all the victims of religious and political persecution have been guiltless of any real crimes, and among them were always many of the noblest of their age.
• Only those who make and enforce the law believe that men commit crimes because they choose the wrong.
• The apology with which piety converts the crimes of its pets into virtues, is that its own agents have failed to carry out its own contract with its own friends.
• We know That crimes are lively and that laws are slow.
• Thy crimes, whatever they may have been, are between thee and God.
• The decisions of both cases were crimes, not desire for the maintenance of discipline.

Similar words containing CRIME without suffix s

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