felonious

It may not have been felonious enough to demand civil punishment, but it certainly required banishment from the game and from any of its rewards.

If a felonious politician tells you that he will be a dictator, then he will behave like one if you elect him.

Further, let’s imagine that party is so morally bankrupt as to place at its titular head a human being convicted of felonious crimes that include cheating, lying and worse.

She’s been a potter, a poet and a felonious con artist.

Koch, taking on the role that won Bonnie Mulligan a Tony, is a felonious hoot.