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one word for 'desire of doing wrong'​

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commit VERB

to do something illegal or morally wrong

transgress VERB

FORMAL to do something that is not allowed by a law, custom, or religion

resort to PHRASAL VERB

to do something extreme or unpleasant in order to solve a problem

stoop VERB

to do something bad in order to get what you want

sink VERB

to do something wrong

perpetrate VERB

FORMAL to do something that is harmful, illegal, or dishonest

sell out PHRASAL VERB

INFORMAL to do something that shows you no longer have the same moral principles that you used to have

go/run off the rails PHRASE

to start behaving in a way that is not socially acceptable

compromise yourself/your position PHRASE

to do something to make people think that they cannot trust you

not scruple to do something PHRASE

to not have any moral worries about doing something bad

have no business doing something PHRASE

to do something you should not do, because it does not affect or involve you at all

look good/bad PHRASE

to be considered a good/bad thing to do

overstep VERB

to do something that is considered rude or is not allowed

over the top PHRASE

to do something that is more than what is considered normal or suitable

poach on someone’s territory PHRASE

to do something that you do not have the right to do, because someone else is in charge of doing it

practise on PHRASAL VERB

to do something bad or unpleasant to someone

proceed VERB

used for telling other people about a surprising, embarrassing, or annoying thing that someone has done

sell your soul (to the devil) PHRASE

to do whatever is necessary in order to get something you want, even if it involves doing something dishonest or immoral

stink VERB

INFORMAL to be bad or dishonest

trespass VERB

an old word meaning ‘to do something that is not allowed by a moral law’

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