uncrime

English

From un- +‎ crime.

uncrime (countable and uncountable, plural uncrimes)

(rare, uncountable) Absence of crime; crimelessness.
- 2007, Greg Trine, Terror in Tights:
  “Hey, you're my partner in uncrime. You'd do the same for me.”
- 2022, John O'Loughlin, About-Face, page 153:
  Not only Supercrime and Crime, but Pseudo-Uncrime and Pseudo-Subcrime on the one hand, in contrast not only to Subevil and Unevil, but to Pseudo-Evil and Pseudo-Superevil on the other hand, […]
(rare, countable) That which is not a crime; a noncriminal act.
- 2008, Simon Cheshire, The Fangs of the Dragon:
  The problem was, how could Harry Lovecraft be linked with these 'un-crimes'?
- 2016, Alex Berenson, The Wolves, page 239:
  An unperson serving unpunishment for an uncrime.