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feloniousadj. referring to an act done with criminal intent. The term is u...
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feloniousmid-15c., "wicked, criminal" (implied in feloniously), from felony + -ous. Replaced felonous (mid-14c.) by c. 1600. Felonly (c. 1300) was another variation.
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felonious1) Refers to an act done with criminal intent. The term is used to distinguish between a wrong that was not malicious and an intentional crime, as in "felonious assault," which is an attack [..]
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feloniousadj. Showing criminal or evil purpose.
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feloniousof, relating to, or constituting a felony [ sale of cocaine] fe·lo·ni·ous·ly adv
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felonious(adj) involving or being or having the nature of a crime
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felonious Describing an offense which is done with malicious, villainous criminal intent. IE: felonious assault.
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feloniousDescribing an offense which is done with malicious, villainous criminal intent. IE: felonious assault.
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feloniousadj. referring to an act done with criminal intent. The term is used to distinguish between a wrong which was not malicious, and an intentional crime, as in "felonious assault," which is an [..]
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felonious
Of, relating to, being, or having the quality of felony; malignant; malicious; villainous; traitorous; perfidious.
* '''1637''', John Milton, '''':
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