Cool MateMeaning of You felonied my brother
To cause someone to commit a felony or become criminal.
In simple words: You made my brother a criminal.
You felonied my brother in a sentence
- You felonied my brother when you encouraged his bad decisions.
- By lying about him, you felonied my brother's character.
- He felt you felonied him by not standing up for him.
- Did you really felonied my brother by not warning him?
- It's upsetting that you felonied my brother like that.
How to use You felonied my brother
Used informally, often in casual conversations. Not typically used in formal contexts. Can imply betrayal or wrongdoing.
Grammar pattern
felonied + object
Memory hint
Sounds like 'felon' - think of someone causing trouble.
Related words
Collocations with You felonied my brother
- felonied someone
- felonied brother
- felonied family
- felonied friend
Synonyms for You felonied my brother
- criminalized
- wronged
- betrayed
- damaged
- hurt
Common mistakes with You felonied my brother
- Confused with 'felony' as a verb.
- Used incorrectly in formal writing.
- Overused in casual conversation.
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You felonied my brother in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
لقد جعلت أخي مجرمًا
لقد جعلت أخي مجرمًا.
- Bengaliবাংলা
তুমি আমার ভাইকে অপরাধী বানিয়েছ
তুমি আমার ভাইকে অপরাধী বানিয়েছ।
- GermanDeutsch
Du hast meinen Bruder zum Verbrecher gemacht
Du hast meinen Bruder zum Verbrecher gemacht.
- SpanishEspañol
Infelicitar a mi hermano
Hiciste que mi hermano fuera un criminal.
- Persianفارسی
تو برادرم رو به جنایت کشوندی
تو برادرم رو جنایتکار کردی.
- FrenchFrançais
Vous avez fait de mon frère un criminel
Tu as fait de mon frère un criminel.
- Hindiहिन्दी
तुमने मेरे भाई को अपराधी बनाया
तुमने मेरे भाई को अपराधी बना दिया।
- ItalianItaliano
Hai incriminato mio fratello
Hai reso mio fratello un criminale.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Você incriminou meu irmão
Você fez meu irmão virar um criminoso.
- RussianРусский
Ты сделал моего брата преступником
Ты сделал моего брата преступником.
- Urduاردو
You felonied my brother
تم نے میرے بھائی کو مجرم بنا دیا۔
- Chinese中文
连累我哥
你让我哥成了罪人。
More chunks like You felonied my brother
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- AddressA1
details of where somebody lives or works and where letters, etc. can be sent
- Not even a trace of __
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- From you so long
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Expresses regret for not recognizing something sooner.
- There'd come a day
An expression indicating that a future time will arrive.
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Frequently asked questions about You felonied my brother
What does You felonied my brother mean?
You made my brother a criminal.
What is the definition of You felonied my brother?
To cause someone to commit a felony or become criminal.
How do you use You felonied my brother in a sentence?
You felonied my brother when you encouraged his bad decisions.
Can you give another example of You felonied my brother?
By lying about him, you felonied my brother's character.
What are synonyms for You felonied my brother?
Common alternatives include criminalized, wronged, betrayed, damaged, hurt.
What words go with You felonied my brother?
It commonly pairs with felonied someone, felonied brother, felonied family, felonied friend.
What are common mistakes when using You felonied my brother?
Confused with 'felony' as a verb. Used incorrectly in formal writing. Overused in casual conversation.
How do you pronounce You felonied my brother?
US: //fəˈloʊnɪd//, UK: //fəˈləʊnɪd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is You felonied my brother formal or informal?
"You felonied my brother" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use You felonied my brother?
Used informally, often in casual conversations. Not typically used in formal contexts. Can imply betrayal or wrongdoing.