misdoing

[mis-doo-ing]

misdoing Definition

• 1. a wrongful or illegal act
• 2. an instance of doing something wrong

Using misdoing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "misdoing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He was punished for his misdoing.

• Example

  The company was accused of misdoing by the authorities.

• Example

  She admitted her misdoing and apologized for it.

misdoing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for misdoing

• wrongdoing
• transgression
• offense
• misdemeanor
• crime

Phrases with misdoing

• make up for one's misdoings

  to do something good to compensate for something bad that one has done

  Example

  He tried to make up for his misdoings by volunteering at a charity.

• forgive someone's misdoings

  to pardon someone for their wrongful or illegal acts

  Example

  She forgave her friend's misdoings and decided to give her another chance.

• admit one's misdoings

  to confess to having done something wrong

  Example

  He finally admitted his misdoings and promised to never do it again.

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Summary: misdoing in Brief

'Misdoing' [mis-doo-ing] refers to a wrongful or illegal act, or an instance of doing something wrong. It is often used in formal contexts, such as legal proceedings or disciplinary actions, and can be synonymous with 'wrongdoing' or 'transgression.' Phrases like 'make up for one's misdoings' and 'admit one's misdoings' are common.