unlawfulness
unlawfulness — 名詞
1. the state or quality of not being allowed by law, especially when a court or off
違法性
不符合法律的性質
the state or quality of not being allowed by law, especially when a court or official body can judge an action to have broken legal rules.
The court examined the unlawfulness of the police search before ruling on the appeal.
法院在對上訴作出裁定前,審查了警方那次搜索的違法性。
collocation: the unlawfulness of + noun phrase
Mina's lawyer argued that the unlawfulness of the detention made the confession unusable.
Mina 的律師主張,拘留的違法性使那份供詞不能被採用。
legal pattern: argue the unlawfulness of an action
The report focused on the unlawfulness of using company funds for private travel.
這份報告聚焦於將公司資金用於私人旅行的違法性。
pattern: the unlawfulness of + -ing phrase
Officials denied the unlawfulness of the new border policy.
官員否認這項新邊境政策具有違法性。
Several tenants challenged the unlawfulness of the eviction notices in court.
幾名房客在法庭上挑戰那些驅逐通知的違法性。
common legal verb: challenge the unlawfulness of
- the unlawfulness of
- challenge the unlawfulness of
- argue the unlawfulness of
- examine the unlawfulness of
- deny the unlawfulness of
- illegality
more common in everyday and journalistic writing
- wrongfulness
broader; can include legal or moral wrongness
- invalidity
used when a document, rule, or decision has no legal force
- lawfulness
direct opposite; the state of being permitted by law
- legality
the usual everyday noun for being legal
文法句型
the unlawfulness of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Usually uncountable and followed by 'of' plus the act, policy, order, or decision being judged. It is a formal legal noun; in everyday speech, 'illegality' is more common.
常見錯誤
同根字
- law名詞A2
- lawful形容詞B2
- lawfulness名詞C1
- unlawful形容詞B2
- unlawfully副詞C1