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illegally
adverb as in overmuch
adverb as in unduly
adverb as in unfairly
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adverb as in unjustifiably
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Example Sentences
Kyler Murray threw a four-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dan Arnold after Seahawks safety Quandre Diggs kept the drive going with a penalty for an illegal hit on wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins on a third-and-11 incompletion.
Congressional Democrats introduced legislation Thursday that would make it illegal to put students in seclusion and would limit the use of physical restraint in schools that receive federal funds.
On October 20, 2020, the Justice Department sued Google, an Alphabet subsidiary, claiming the company’s internet search platform is an illegal monopoly that is harmful to both competition and consumers.
You take these positions because you are welcoming fraud and you are welcoming illegal voting.
Moses contributed to his team’s offensive struggles with an illegal use of hands penalty that forced Washington to settle for a field goal in the second quarter, but players seemed to respond to their captain’s fiery message.
Some were already investigated, had become fugitives, and left the country illegally.
Crossing the border illegally, with the help of coyotes, or smugglers, is typically a very expensive endeavor.
Today, a lack of provenance often means one of two things: an artifact is forged or an artifact was illegally acquired.
She recalls that during the famine her father illegally sold gold and silver.
In 2010, however, a Georgian court sentenced Batirashvili to three years of jail for illegally possessing a weapon.
"You are acting illegally," breathed Milburgh, in a last attempt to save the situation.
They do not mean if a man is kidnapped and held illegally to involuntary service or labor that he is always to be so held.
After her death her husband, Maximilian, illegally assumed the government as guardian of his son.
But she pays the money as a Gift which was improperly and illegally demanded as a Right.
Suppose Lord Cornwallis to have done wrong; suppose him to have acted illegally; does that clear the prisoner at your bar?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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