wrongful

Modifies a noun

• dismissal: He counter claimed for wrongful dismissal in a somewhat bold move.
• conviction: An opposite view is the problem of wrongful convictions.
• imprisonment: Their only recourse is to sue for wrongful imprisonment.
• trading: An example of the above point could be wrongful trading.
• arrest: By the way, update on my wrongful arrest back in May.
• termination: This includes representing women who need to appeal against a wrongful termination of support by NASS.

Modifying Another Word

• internationally: And finally, there must be no justification for the internationally wrongful act.
• not: It was held by the courts of this country that the removal was not wrongful.
• potentially: The system is designed to detect and block potentially wrongful code or illicit or offensive content.
• even: Bloggers regulate themselves resulting in sometimes exaggerated and even wrongful information.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The parent's consent has gone and the retention becomes wrongful.