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

transferred. Offence, trespass; wrong. Obsolete.

An offence, a wrong.

Sin, wrongdoing; an offence.

Wrongdoing, evildoing.

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

The action of trespass, v.

Transgression or violation of a law; crime, sin; spec. in Law. Obsolete.

(An occasion or cause of) spiritual stumbling; = offence, n. 1b.

An act or omission constituting an offence (usually a grave one) against an individual or the state and punishable by law.

Anything opposed to propriety; violation of the law or right; a corrupt or shameful fact or practice; outrage, wrong; defilement.

The action of doing evil.

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

The action of offending (offend, v.); offence, transgression; the (esp. habitual) commission of a sin or crime; an instance of this. Also: †a…

The action of transgressing or passing beyond the bounds of legality or right; a violation of law, duty, or command; disobedience, trespass, sin.

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

figurative. Moral deviation or going astray. Obsolete.

The action of swerve, v.; deviation; departure from a norm, a prescribed or right course, etc.; †error, transgression.

Wrongdoing, evil conduct. Obsolete.

Transgression, trespass.

Wrongdoing; transgression.

A wrong or culpable act.

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.

A wrongful or blameworthy action.

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