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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as wrongfully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or situation that is done in a wrongful manner, often in legal or moral contexts.
Example: "The defendant argued that he was treated as wrongfully accused of the crime."
Alternatives: "in a wrongful manner" or "wrongfully treated".
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Loads of mellowed garlic, broccoli rape, shrimp and white beans were an excellent addition to a dish of stracci di ceci, translated charmingly as "wrongfully cut chick pea pasta".
Mr. Breeden was critical of efforts by Mr. Milken's supporters to portray him as wrongfully accused and a pioneer financier.
Teresi drew on the usual vocabulary of the courtroom — such words as "wrongfully," "willfully," and "knowingly" — and hoped, as all judges hope, that the jurors would be able to untangle the legalese.
But although justice systems are founded on the idea that a person must be held responsible for his or her crimes, such as wrongfully causing the death of another, they also hold that an offender must not be punished more than he or she deserves.
But the group has also been dogged by online critics, some actively defending convicted or accused sex offenders they see as wrongfully jailed.
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Arthur Penn's film, with Mr. Brando as a sheriff, Robert Redford as the wrongfully accused local boy who stages a jail break and Jane Fonda as his girlfriend, is perhaps best known for the off-the-set battles between Mr. Penn and the screenwriter, Lillian Hellman.
"Penitentiary," starring Leon Isaac Kennedy as a wrongfully imprisoned man who finds redemption as a prison boxer, received mixed reviews but became the most financially successful independent movie of 1979.
These beliefs are not simply those of people on "the left," as you wrongfully claimed, but are shared by many on the right as well, including libertarians in the mold of Barry Goldwater, who once said "I am a conservative Republican, but I believe in democracy and the separation of church and state".
"Penitentiary," starring Leon Isaac Kennedy as a wrongfully imprisoned man who finds personal redemption as a prison boxer, received mixed reviews but became the most financially successful independent movie of 1979.
The council is led by a former ruling party official so Mr Kaczyński is crying foul play.Last month, it was proven that bodies of the victims of the Smolensk crash were mixed up before burial, including the corpse of Anna Walentynowicz, who many see as the wrongfully neglected founder of the Solidarity movement.
The moralized concept picks out acts, practices or policies insofar as they wrongfully impose a relative disadvantage on persons based on their membership in a salient social group of a suitable sort.
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