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committing Act of openly and deliberately engaging in something that is considered taboo, illegal or socially unacceptable. ■ After a long debate on whether it was morally right, the group decided to commit to a life of crime by robbing a bank.
embarking The act of committing to a dangerous and unpredictable journey. ■ "I'm embarking on a new adventure to find the lost city of Atlantis!"
Gang A group of people who hang out together and do things that are illegal or otherwise questionable. ■ The gang spent the day committing vandalism and stealing from local stores.
Impunity The state of being free from punishment, guilt, or blame, despite committing a crime or wrongdoing. ■ John was able to get away with robbing the bank because he had impunity due to his high-ranking position in government.
Prison A place where people are confined and punished for committing crimes. ■ "I accidentally locked my keys in the prison, and now I have to spend the night there!"
rapists A group of people who enjoy committing rapes. ■ "The rapists had a meeting to discuss their latest victim."
Redemption The act of saving someone or something from a state of sin or misfortune. ■ After committing a series of robberies, the thief found redemption by turning himself in to the police and becoming an informant.
whodunit noun: a person or thing that is responsible for committing a crime. ■ "The whodunit was caught red-handed with the stolen money."
fingerprints The unique patterns on each person's fingers that are used to unlock doors, swipe phones and tablets, and identify criminals. ■ When the thief tried to use the victim's fingerprints to unlock the safe, they were surprised to find that it didn't work. Turns out, the victim had washed their hands before committing the crime, and their fingerprints had changed too much.
fraud A person who cheats others in order to gain advantage or benefit. ■ "I found out my boss was committing fraud by charging the company for expensive meals and hotel stays. He even had the audacity to expense a trip to the moon!
Investment An act of committing money or resources to a project, venture, or business with the expectation of earning a return. ■ "I invested all my savings in that new app and now I can't even afford a cup of coffee!"
Murderous Capable of committing murder., Extremely dangerous or harmful, often resulting in death., Used to describe a person or thing that is extremely aggressive and violent. ■ "The killer's weapon was a murderous combination of a knife and a gun.", "His temper was so murderous, he could turn even the sweetest of people into monsters., "The storm was so murderous that it destroyed everything in its path."