Misdemeanors

Definition of Misdemeanors

Misdemeanors are minor offenses or crimes that are less serious than felonies.

How should Misdemeanors divide into syllables

The word 'misdemeanors' has four syllables. The syllables are broken down as follows: mis-de-mean-ors. The vowels in this word are 'i', 'e', 'a', 'o', and 'o'. The consonants are 'm', 's', 'd', 'm', 'n', 'r', 's'.

Part of Speech - Misdemeanors

He was charged with several misdemeanors, including shoplifting and disorderly conduct.

Sentences with Misdemeanors

• She was arrested for her misdemeanors.
• The judge sentenced him to community service for his misdemeanors.
• Misdemeanors can result in fines or jail time.
• He pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge.
• Misdemeanors are considered less serious than felonies.
• The police officer caught the suspect in the act of committing a misdemeanor.
• She has a history of committing misdemeanors.
• The lawyer defended his client against the misdemeanor charges.
• He was given a warning for his misdemeanor behavior.
• The court dismissed the misdemeanor charges due to lack of evidence.

Quotes with Misdemeanors

• “A person who commits a misdemeanor has no place in a decent society.” - Sam Houston
• “Misdemeanors often foreshadow felonies.” - John Grisham
• “A misdemeanor is only a misdemeanor if you get caught.” - George Carlin
• “Justice is open to everyone in the same way as the Ritz Hotel.” - Judge Sturgess
• “One man's misdemeanor is another man's felony.” - John Dewey
• “The only difference between a misdemeanor and a felony is the zip code.” - Sheriff Richard Mack
• “To reform a man, you must begin with his grandmother.” - Victor Hugo
• “A misdemeanor is an offense against public decency which every magistrate can recognize, but it is not a crime.” - Ohio Supreme Court
• “A misdemeanor is a crime committed by a person without soul.” - Ambrose Bierce
• “Misdemeanors, like virtues, are their own rewards.” - William S. Burroughs
• “A misdemeanor is a crime to which no one but the victim and the perpetrator are witnesses.” - Emile M. Cioran
• “The least of the charges against him was a misdemeanor.” - The New York Times
• “A misdemeanor is defined as the retail theft of a candy bar.” - Mike Royko
• “A misdemeanor is a crime committed by a person without soul.” - Ambrose Bierce
• “A misdemeanor is a crime to which no one but the victim and the perpetrator are witnesses.” - Emile M. Cioran
• “Misdemeanors are not punished by vengeance but by the necessity of protecting the public.” - Henry Ward Beecher
• “A misdemeanor is only a misdemeanor if you get caught.” - George Carlin
• “A misdemeanor is an offense against public decency which every magistrate can recognize, but it is not a crime.” - Ohio Supreme Court
• “A misdemeanor is an offense that is so reprehensible that it requires us to do more than simply say it should be punished.” - Judy Sheindlin
• “A misdemeanor is a crime committed by a person without soul.” - Ambrose Bierce

Number of characters in Misdemeanors

12 ( m, i, s, d, e, m, e, a, n, o, r, s )

Unique letters in Misdemeanors

9 ( m, i, s, d, e, a, n, o, r )

Misdemeanors Backwards

sronaemedsim

Phonetic Transcription of Misdemeanors

IPA (International): ˌmɪsdʌˈmi:nɜ:z

ARA (American): ˌmɪsdʌˈminɝz

EPA (English): ˌmɪsdʌˈmi:nɜ:z

MIH-SDAH-MIY-NER-Z