Wrongfully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRONGFULLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• WRONGFUL, wrong
• in an unfair, unjust, or illegal manner
• in an unjust or unfair manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wrong, unjust

Words related to WRONGFULLY

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How to use WRONGFULLY in a sentence

• For it commeth of grace, if a man for conscience toward God endure grief, suffering wrongfully.
• He went straight to Kanto Babu for advice, and was told that the only course open to him was to sue his brother for recovery of the amount wrongfully appropriated.
• The purity of official agents, whether rightfully or wrongfully, is suspected, and the character of the government suffers in the estimation of the people.
• You, a man of years, should not argue so wrongfully.
• Marry, that he had received a thousand ducats of Don John for accusing the Lady Hero wrongfully.
• Wrongfully, no doubt, I had associated them with absurdity, anarchy, and railroads.
• Thus have they also wrongfully accused me of doing them a prejudice, when I have in reality done them a service.
• Further still, no small number of them deny the right of defence, either to individuals or nations, even when forcibly and wrongfully attacked.
• How free men can obtain satisfaction for having been thus wrongfully imprisoned, and made to work in chains on the highway, is not for me to decide.
• Beware lest thou wrongfully steel thy mind in anger.
• He tried to recall the fugitives, and began to clamour that they were wrongfully afraid of a living man.
• Here, while Fridleif and Siward were serving under him, he found that the Norwegians and the Scots had wrongfully conferred the title of king on two other men.
• But for all that he pitched his hopes so high, it was none the less evident that he would refuse to gain any of the ends he set before him wrongfully.
• That is because they used to disbelieve the revelations of Allah, and slew the prophets wrongfully.
• Whoso is slain wrongfully, We have given power unto his heir, but let him not commit excess in slaying.
• He it was who wrongfully seized the substance of his fellow-men, who forsook all the commandments of God, and perpetrated whatever God had forbidden.
• It has been wrongfully supposed in England that every thing would sell here, and the consequence has been that an overflow of every kind of commodity has poured in upon us.
• And when they came into conference with him, they called up many charges against the Romans, and in particular said that their crops had been plundered wrongfully.
• Now Isdigousnas was indignant and appeared to take it ill, because he had been insulted wrongfully, in spite of the fact that he was dispatched on an embassy to the Roman emperor.
• There is not a more distressing spectacle than that of one honest man wrongfully attacking another honest man.
• Henry Francis speculated in the stock of the famous Comstock mine, in the adjoining State of Nevada, lost the fortune he had wrongfully acquired, and died broken-hearted.
• A few are persons who have been wrongfully or maliciously accused of crime.
• Even though satisfied that the person is wrongfully accused, or is simply unfortunate, he has no discretion.
• If he had spoken to her differently, might she not even now have confessed everything to him? But herein Alice accused him wrongfully.
• Sir, I maintain it, answered Panurge, and not wrongfully do I maintain it.
• For why, this would bring the wisdom of the court into question, as if we had took you up for nothing, and dealt wrongfully by you.
• If any Member strikes another wrongfully, he shall pay his Club for him.
• In connection with recent election troubles two men were wrongfully denounced as lepers.
• This is the true history of the parsonage and Meeting-house now wrongfully held by Mr.
• The players had for a long while few temptations to resist authority, whether rightfully or wrongfully exercised.
• Catherine Johnson, a female convict, was punished with fifty lashes on the 7th, for abusing the store-keeper, and accusing him of theft wrongfully.
• John Vernon, the well-known artist, who was lately accused wrongfully of murder.
• He was a brother of John, and said that he also had been wrongfully enslaved by David Houston, alluded to above.

Similar words containing WRONGFUL without suffix ly

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