misdemeanist
misdemeanist noun: one who commits a misdemeanor.
Noun
misdemeanist (plural misdemeanists)
- One who commits a misdemeanor.
- Never did a misdemeanist take his “six weeks” with a more complete consciousness of penalty than did Polly sit down to that piano. She well understood it as a sentence, and, let me own, submitted well and gracefully to her fate.1895, Charles Lever, The Novels of Charles Lever, page 193
- Courts have held in many instances that it is better to allow a misdemeanist to escape rather than take his life.1948, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education, Hearings, page 61
Forms of misdemeanist
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Questions about misdemeanist
- What does misdemeanist mean?
- Misdemeanist means one who commits a misdemeanor.
- What part of speech is misdemeanist?
- Misdemeanist is a noun.
- What is the plural of misdemeanist?
- The plural of misdemeanist is misdemeanists.
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