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malfeasance in Spanish

malfeasance in Spanish is infracción, maldad, maleficencia — malfeasance means wrongdoing, especially illegal or unethical conduct by someone in a position of trust or authority.

malfeasance in Spanish

infracción
noun
Wrongdoing.
maldad
noun
Wrongdoing.
maleficencia
noun
Wrongdoing.
abuso de autoridad
noun
(legal) Misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official and causing damage.
prevaricación
noun
(legal) Misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official and causing damage.
prevaricato
noun
(legal) Misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official and causing damage.

What does "malfeasance" mean?

  1. noun Wrongdoing, especially illegal or unethical conduct by someone in a position of trust or authority.
    "The audit uncovered years of financial malfeasance by senior executives."
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malfeasance in a sentence

  • The audit uncovered years of financial malfeasance by senior executives.

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What is "malfeasance" in Spanish?

"malfeasance" in Spanish is infracción, maldad, maleficencia. malfeasance means: Wrongdoing, especially illegal or unethical conduct by someone in a position of trust or authority.

How do you use "malfeasance" in a sentence?

Example: "The audit uncovered years of financial malfeasance by senior executives." In Spanish, "malfeasance" is infracción, maldad, maleficencia.

Are there other ways to say "malfeasance" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "malfeasance": infracción, maldad, maleficencia, abuso de autoridad, prevaricación, prevaricato.

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