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ill-doing

ill-doing noun: a wicked act or behavior, especially a crime.

Noun

ill-doing (plural ill-doings)

  1. A wicked act or behavior, especially a crime.
    Synonyms:
    evildoing

Synonyms of ill-doing

Forms of ill-doing

pluralill-doings

Questions about ill-doing

What does ill-doing mean?
Ill-doing means a wicked act or behavior, especially a crime.
What part of speech is ill-doing?
Ill-doing is a noun.
What is the plural of ill-doing?
The plural of ill-doing is ill-doings.

Words near ill-doing in the dictionary

  1. ill-directed
  2. ill-disguised
  3. ill-disposed
  4. ill-doer
  5. ill-doers
  6. ill-doing
  7. ill-doings
  8. ill-ease
  9. ill-effect
  10. ill-equipped
  11. ill-famed

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