supercrime
supercrime noun: a very major crime.
Noun
supercrime (plural supercrimes)
- A very major crime.
- The tendency of international lawyers to focus on supercrimes is reasonably understood as deriving from a desire to construct a non-paternalistic justification for restricting state sovereignty, […]2011, Andrew Altman, Christopher Heath Wellman, A Liberal Theory of International Justice
Forms of supercrime
| plural | supercrimes |
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Origin of supercrime
From super- + crime.
Questions about supercrime
- What does supercrime mean?
- Supercrime means a very major crime.
- What part of speech is supercrime?
- Supercrime is a noun.
- What is the plural of supercrime?
- The plural of supercrime is supercrimes.
Words near supercrime in the dictionary
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