Traduções para „turpitude“ no dicionário Inglês » Alemão

tur·pi·tude [ˈtɜ:pɪtju:d, americ ˈtɜ:rpɪtu:d, -tju:d] SUBST no pl formal

turpitude

Verworfenheit f

moral turpitude

[moralische] Verderbtheit [o. Verdorbenheit]

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moral turpitude

[moralische] Verderbtheit [o. Verdorbenheit]

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The court did not find moral turpitude in his actions.

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He accused the governor of moral turpitude, willful neglect of duty, corruption and incompetence.

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This vast archipelago of turpitude floats on an otherwise completely blank map, as unmoored from its physical surroundings as it is from its historical context.

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Immigration officers denied his entry claiming issues of moral turpitude.

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Other states had more narrow restrictions, for instance, only covering infamous crimes or felonies involving moral turpitude.

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What is moral turpitude in the first place?

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The moral turpitude of the city was at the forefront of coverage on this date in 1909.

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Or with the insolence of imagining that faulty usage betrays stupidity and turpitude?

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The book deals with the descent into moral turpitude of a boy at a boarding school.

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The classification of a crime or other conduct as constituting moral turpitude has significance in several areas of law.

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