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Definition
Synonym
Tort
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Tort
n
, Unrechte
n
, Unrechtes
jdm. einen
Tort
antun
tort
to do sb. wrong
Unrecht
n
; Verdruss
m
;
Tort
n
(veraltet)
jdm. einen
Tort
antun
tort
to do sb. wrong
Unrecht
n
; Verdruss
m
;
Tort
n
veraltet
jdm. einen
Tort
antun
tort
to do sb. wrong
Deutsche
Tort Synonyme
tort
atrocity
breach
crime
crime against humanity
deadly sin
delict
delinquency
dereliction
diablerie
Englische
tort Synonyme
tort
atrocity
breach
crime
crime against humanity
deadly sin
delict
delinquency
dereliction
diablerie
enormity
error
evil
failure
fault
felony
genocide
guilty act
heavy sin
illegality
impropriety
indiscretion
inexpiable sin
iniquity
injury
injustice
lapse
malefaction
malfeasance
malum
minor wrong
misdeed
misdemeanor
misfeasance
mortal sin
nonfeasance
offense
omission
outrage
peccadillo
peccancy
sin
sin of commission
sin of omission
sinful act
slip
transgression
trespass
trip
unutterable sin
venial sin
violation
wrong
wrongdoing
tort
oise
alligator
crocodile
crocodilian
dawdle
dawdler
dinosaur
drone
foot-dragger
gator
goldbrick
goof-off
laggard
lie-abed
lingerer
lizard
loiterer
plodder
procrastinator
reptile
reptilian
saurian
sleepyhead
slow goer
slow-foot
slowbelly
slowpoke
slug
sluggard
snail
stick-in-the-mud
terrapin
turtle
tort
oise shell
Dalmatian
antigorite
burele
butterfly
candy cane
chameleon
chatoyant
cheetah
chrysotile
confetti
crazy quilt
firedog
harlequin
iridal
iridescent
iridial
iridian
iris
irisated
irised
jaguar
leopard
mackerel
mackerel sky
marble
marbled paper
moire
mother-of-pearl
nacre
nacred
nacreous
nacry
ocelot
opal
opalescent
opaline
opaloid
ophite
patchwork quilt
pavonian
pavonine
peacock
pearlish
pearly
rainbow
rainbowlike
rainbowy
serpentine
serpentine marble
shot silk
spectrum
zebra
tort
uous
Gongoresque
Johnsonian
affected
ambagious
ambiguous
anamorphous
anfractuous
askew
asymmetric
bedizened
bent
big-sounding
billowing
billowy
bowed
circuitous
circumlocutory
cockeyed
complicated
con
tort
ed
convoluted
convolutional
cranky
crazy
crooked
crumpled
crunched
curled
curling
curvaceous
curvate
curvated
curve
curved
curvesome
curviform
curvilineal
curvilinear
curving
curvy
deceptive
declamatory
deviative
devious
dis
tort
ed
elevated
euphuistic
flamboyant
flaming
flashy
flaunting
flexuose
flexuous
fulsome
garish
gaudy
geosynclinal
grandiloquent
grandiose
grandisonant
high-flowing
high-flown
high-flying
high-sounding
highfalutin
incurvate
incurvated
incurved
incurving
indirect
inkhorn
intricate
involute
involuted
involutional
involved
irregular
labyrinthine
lexiphanic
lofty
lopsided
lurid
magniloquent
mazy
meandering
meandrous
meretricious
misleading
nonsymmetric
one-sided
orotund
ostentatious
overdone
overelaborate
overinvolved
overwrought
pedantic
pompous
pretentious
recurvate
recurvated
recurved
recurving
rhetorical
rivose
rivulose
roundabout
ruffled
sensational
sensationalistic
sententious
serpentine
showy
sinuate
sinuose
sinuous
snaky
sonorous
sprung
stilted
tall
torsional
tort
ile
tricky
turning
twisted
twisting
twisty
undulant
unstraightforward
unsymmetric
wandering
warped
wavy
whorled
winding
wreathlike
wreathy
zigzag
tort
ure
Procrustean bed
abuse
afflict
aggrieve
agonize
agonizingness
agony
ail
anguish
atrocious pain
bed of Procrustes
befoul
bewitch
bias
bite
blight
bloody
boot
burn
chafe
claw
clawing
color
condemn
confinement
con
tort
convulse
corrupt
cruciation
crucifixion
crucify
curse
cut
damage
defile
deprave
desolate
desolateness
desolation
despoil
destroy
disadvantage
dismember
dismemberment
disserve
dis
tort
distress
do a mischief
do evil
do ill
do wrong
do wrong by
doom
draw and quarter
envenom
estrapade
excruciate
excruciatingness
excruciation
fester
fret
gall
galleys
garble
get into trouble
get one wrong
get wrong
give pain
gloss
gnaw
grate
grill
grind
gripe
harass
hard labor
harm
harrow
heartbreak
heartsickness
hell
hell upon earth
hex
holocaust
horror
hurt
impair
impale
impalement
imprisonment
incarceration
infect
inflame
inflict pain
injure
iron heel
irritate
jailing
jinx
keelhaul
keelhauling
kill by inches
lacerate
laceration
lancinate
lancination
macerate
maim
maltreat
mangle
martyr
martyrdom
martyrization
martyrize
menace
misapply
misapprehend
miscite
misconceive
misconstrue
misdeem
misdirect
misexplain
misexplicate
misexpound
misinterpret
misjudge
misquote
misread
misrender
misrepresent
misshape
mistake
mistranslate
mistreat
misunderstand
misuse
molest
mutilate
nightmare
nip
oppress
outrage
pain
passion
penal servitude
persecute
persecution
pervert
picket
picketing
pierce
pinch
play havoc with
play hob with
poison
pollute
prejudice
prick
prolong the agony
punish
purgatory
put to
tort
ure
rack
railriding
rankle
rasp
rip
rock pile
rub
savage
scarify
scarpines
scathe
screw
slant
smite
squeeze
stab
sting
strain
strain the sense
strappado
taint
tar and feather
tar-and-feathering
the gantlet
threaten
thumbscrew
torment
tormentingness
tort
urousness
try
tweak
twist
twist the word
tort
ured
affected
afflicted
agonized
biased
clawed
convulsed
cooked
crucified
devoured by
distressed
doctored
garbled
harrowed
hurt
hurting
imbued with
impressed
impressed with
in distress
in pain
lacerated
lancinated
martyred
martyrized
misquoted
misrepresented
moved
obsessed
obsessed by
on the rack
pained
penetrated with
perverted
racked
ripped
savaged
seized with
slanted
strained
stricken
suffering
tormented
torn
touched
twisted
under the harrow
wounded
wracked
wrung
tort
uring
abuse of terms
agonizing
catachresis
con
tort
ing
corruption
dis
tort
ion
eisegesis
error
false coloring
garbling
gloss
harrowing
malentendu
malobservation
misapplication
misapprehension
miscitation
misconception
misconstruction
misdirection
misexplanation
misexplication
misexposition
misintelligence
misinterpretation
misjudgment
misquotation
misreading
misrendering
misrepresentation
mistranslation
misunderstanding
misuse
misuse of words
perversion
racking
slanting
squeezing
straining
tearing
tormenting
tort
urous
twisting
wrenching
tort
urous
acute
afflictive
agonizing
atrocious
biting
consuming
cramping
cruel
desolating
distressing
excruciating
gnawing
grave
griping
hard
harrowing
harsh
heartbreaking
heartrending
heartsickening
heartwounding
hurtful
hurting
painful
paroxysmal
piercing
poignant
pungent
racking
rending
severe
sharp
shooting
spasmatic
spasmic
spasmodic
stabbing
stinging
tearing
tormenting
tort
uring
Tort Definition
Self-wrong
(
n.
)
Wrong
done
by
a
person
himself.
Tort
(
n.
)
Mischief
Tort
(
n.
)
Any
civil
wrong
or
injury
Tort
(
a.
)
Stretched
tight
Wrong
(
)
imp.
of
Wring.
Wrung.
Wrong
(
a.
)
Twisted
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
according
to
the
laws
of
good
morals,
whether
divine
or
human
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
fit
or
suitable
to
an
end
or
object
Wrong
(
a.
)
Not
according
to
truth
Wrong
(
a.
)
Designed
to
be
worn
or
placed
inward
Wrong
(
adv.
)
In
a
wrong
manner
Wrong
(
a.
)
That
which
is
not
right.
Wrong
(
a.
)
Nonconformity
or
disobedience
to
lawful
authority,
divine
or
human
Wrong
(
a.
)
Deviation
or
departure
from
truth
or
fact
Wrong
(
a.
)
Whatever
deviates
from
moral
rectitude
Wrong
(
v.
t.)
To
treat
with
injustice
Wrong
(
v.
t.)
To
impute
evil
to
unjustly
Wrong-timed
(
a.
)
Done
at
an
improper
time
tort / to do sb. wrong Bedeutung
googly
wrong
'un
bosie
bosie
ball
a
cricket
ball
bowled
as
if
to
break
one
way
that
actually
breaks
in
the
opposite
way
wrong-site
surgery
a
surgical
operation
performed
on
the
wrong
part
of
the
body
tort
civil
wrong
(law)
any
wrongdoing
for
which
an
action
for
damages
may
be
brought
wrong
legal
injury
damage
any
harm
or
injury
resulting
from
a
violation
of
a
legal
right
wrong
wrongfulness
that
which
is
contrary
to
the
principles
of
justice
or
law,
he
feels
that
you
are
in
the
wrong
conscience
scruples
moral
sense
sense
of
right
and
wrong
motivation
deriving
logically
from
ethical
or
moral
principles
that
govern
a
person's
thoughts
and
actions
tort-feasor
tortfeasor
a
party
who
has
committed
a
tort
wrong
treat
unjustly,
do
wrong
to
fail
go
wrong
miscarry
be
unsuccessful,
Where
do
today's
public
schools
fail?,
The
attempt
to
rescue
the
hostages
failed
miserably
faulty
incorrect
wrong
characterized
by
errors,
not
agreeing
with
a
model
or
not
following
established
rules,
he
submitted
a
faulty
report,
an
incorrect
transcription,
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
improper
wrong
not
appropriate
for
a
purpose
or
occasion,
said
all
the
wrong
things
incorrect
wrong
not
correct,
not
in
conformity
with
fact
or
truth,
an
incorrect
calculation,
the
report
in
the
paper
is
wrong,
your
information
is
wrong,
the
clock
showed
the
wrong
time,
found
themselves
on
the
wrong
road,
based
on
the
wrong
assumptions
wrong
based
on
or
acting
or
judging
in
error,
it
is
wrong
to
think
that
way
amiss(p)
awry(p)
haywire
wrong(p)
not
functioning
properly,
something
is
amiss,
has
gone
completely
haywire,
something
is
wrong
with
the
engine
ill-timed
unseasonable
untimely
wrong
badly
timed,
an
ill-timed
intervention,
you
think
my
intrusion
unseasonable,
an
untimely
remark,
it
was
the
wrong
moment
for
a
joke
wrong
used
of
the
side
of
cloth
or
clothing
intended
to
face
inward,
socks
worn
wrong
side
out
wrong
incorrect
not
in
accord
with
established
usage
or
procedure,
the
wrong
medicine,
the
wrong
way
to
shuck
clams,
it
is
incorrect
for
a
policeman
to
accept
gifts
wrong
contrary
to
conscience
or
morality
or
law,
it
is
wrong
for
the
rich
to
take
advantage
of
the
poor,
cheating
is
wrong,
it
is
wrong
to
lie
wrong-side-out(p)
inside-out(p)
with
the
inside
surface
on
the
outside
incorrectly
wrongly
wrong
in
an
inaccurate
manner,
he
decided
to
reveal
the
details
only
after
other
sources
had
reported
them
incorrectly,
she
guessed
wrong
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