misdeed

Preposition: of

• body: It is, Paul says, ' by the Spirit you put to death the misdeeds of the body ' .
• partner: LLP's protect each partner's personal assets from exposure to the misdeeds of other partners or employees.
• people: I hope you don't mind me saying that your link criticizes a whole organization for the misdeeds of two people.

Converse of object

• commit: The only power a professional body has over those who commit misdeeds is to remove them from the register.

Adjective modifier

• alleged: The suit, filed late on Monday, provides a fairly detailed and lengthy laundry list of alleged misdeeds by Intel.
• past: Her past misdeeds are regularly referred to, yet how often are we reminded of Juliet's unpleasant behavior during her first term.
• own: In fact, BAT is reaping the whirlwind sown by its own corporate misdeeds.
• other: This gives them immunity under national law, and from liability for criminal proceedings for abuse of their powers and any other misdeeds.
• previous: Annoying persons are nothing other than the agents of one's own previous misdeeds.
• such: However, blaming globalization for the consequences diverts attention from such criminal misdeeds and also misdirects analysis of their underlying causes.

Preposition: in

• life: In the Hindu culture of Nepal, leprosy is perceived in many village communities as a punishment for misdeeds in a former life.