miscreed
/ˈmɪskriːd/Definitions
1. verb
to commit a breach of the rules or a moral offense, especially in a way that is deliberate or reckless.
“The miscreed student was expelled from the university for cheating on the exam.”
2. noun
a person who commits a breach of the rules or a moral offense, especially in a way that is deliberate or reckless.
“The miscreed individual was shunned by the community for their actions.”