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Synonyms for unlawfully
un·law·ful·ly

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  1. unlawfullyadverb

    not conforming to the law

    "they were unlawfully married"

    Antonyms:
    lawfully, de jure, legally

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  1. List of paraphrases for "unlawfully":

    illegally, illicitly, illegal, illegitimately, irregularly, illicit, unlawful

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Words popularity by usage frequency

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#3556illegal
#12565unlawful
#18157illegally
#18565illicit
#40373unlawfully
#54432irregularly
#154719illicitly
#233788illegitimately

How to use unlawfully in a sentence?

  1. Merrick Garland:

    Peacefully expressing a view or ideology, no matter how most vociferously or how extreme is protected by the First Amendment but illegally threatening to harm or kill another person is not, there is no First Amendment right to unlawfully threaten to harm or kill someone.

  2. Maurice Blackburn lawyer Elizabeth O'Shea:

    Uber sells the idea that it does things differently, but in reality and as we allege, this has meant operating unlawfully, using devious programs like' Greyball,'.

  3. Joe Biden:

    We also want to thank you, Mr. President, for stepping up to receive into Mexico those not following the lawful pathways we’ve made available, instead of – attempting to unlawfully cross the border between our countries.

  4. Travis LeBlanc:

    We urge any company that unlawfully conditions its service on consent to unwanted marketing calls and texts to act swiftly to change its policies.

  5. Lori Lightfoot:

    I have great concerns about that particularly given the track record in the city of Portland. I spent a lot of time yesterday talking with the mayor or Portland to get a sense of what has happened there. We don't need federal agents without any insignia taking people off the streets and holding them, I think, unlawfully. That's not what we need.

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