felonious
31felonious — a. 1. Malignant, malign, malicious, villanous, nefarious, infamous, heinous, atrocious, cruel, felon. 2. Perfidious, traitorous, base, disloyal. 3. (Law.) Deliberately criminal, criminal, with malice prepense …
32felonious — fe·lo·ni·ous …
33felonious — /fəˈloʊniəs/ (say fuh lohneeuhs) adjective 1. Law relating to, of the nature of, or involving a felony. 2. Rare wicked; base. –feloniously, adverb –feloniousness, noun …
34felonious — adj. 1 criminal. 2 Law a of or involving felony. b who has committed felony. Derivatives: feloniously adv …
35felonious assault — Such an assault upon the person as, if consummated, would subject the party making it, upon conviction, to the punishment of a felony, that is, to imprisonment. Aggravated assault as contrasted with simple assault. See also assault …
36felonious entry — Type of statutory burglary. See burglary …
37felonious intent — An act of the will in which one forms a desire to commit a felony. As applied to crime of larceny, the intent which exists where a person knowingly takes and carries away the personal property of another without any claim or pretense of right… …
38felonious taking — As used in the crimes of larceny and robbery, it is the taking with intent to steal …
39felonious assault — Such an assault upon the person as, if consummated, would subject the party making it, upon conviction, to the punishment of a felony, that is, to imprisonment. Aggravated assault as contrasted with simple assault. See also assault …
40felonious entry — Type of statutory burglary. See burglary …
