wrongful in Spanish
wrongful in Spanish is indebido, injustificado, injusto — wrongful means unjust or unlawful.
wrongful in Spanish
indebido
wrong or unjust
injustificado
wrong or unjust
injusto
wrong or unjust
torticero
wrong or unjust
culposo
unlawful or illegal
ilegal
unlawful or illegal
What does "wrongful" mean?
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adj Unjust or unlawful.
"The lawyer argued that the worker's wrongful dismissal had cost him his savings."
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wrongful in a sentence
- The lawyer argued that the worker's wrongful dismissal had cost him his savings.
- It is wrongful to take someone's belongings without asking.
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What is "wrongful" in Spanish?
"wrongful" in Spanish is indebido, injustificado, injusto. wrongful means: Unjust or unlawful.
How do you use "wrongful" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyer argued that the worker's wrongful dismissal had cost him his savings." In Spanish, "wrongful" is indebido, injustificado, injusto.
Are there other ways to say "wrongful" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "wrongful": indebido, injustificado, injusto, torticero, culposo, ilegal.
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