illegality in Japanese
illegality in Japanese is 違法, 違法性 — illegality means the fact of being against the law.
illegality in Japanese
違法
Pronounced: ihō
(law) the state of being illegal
違法性
Pronounced: ihōsei
(law) the state of being illegal
What does "illegality" mean?
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noun The fact of being against the law.
"The criminal was aware of the illegality of his act."
- noun (law) A defence claiming a contract is not valid because it broke the law.
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illegality in a sentence
- The criminal was aware of the illegality of his act.
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What is "illegality" in Japanese?
"illegality" in Japanese is 違法, 違法性. illegality means: The fact of being against the law.
How do you pronounce 違法?
"illegality" in Japanese is 違法, pronounced "ihō".
Are there other ways to say "illegality" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "illegality": 違法, 違法性.
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