felonry

/fɛlɒnri/ (FEL-on-ree)

Definitions

1. noun

The quality or state of being a felon; a state of being guilty of a serious crime.

“The felon’s felonry was evident in the severity of their sentence.”

Synonyms

  • felonage
  • feloniousness

Antonyms

  • innocence
  • innoency