Malpractice (noun)

Malpractice is professional misconduct or negligence by a medical practitioner or other professional.

Origin:

The word "malpractice" is composed of the prefix "mal-" meaning "bad" or "wrong" and "practice" which refers to the professional activity. together, the word refers to professional misconduct or negligence.

Examples:

  1. The patient filed a lawsuit against the doctor for malpractice.
  2. The lawyer was found guilty of malpractice and disbarred.
  3. The company was accused of malpractice for selling faulty products.
  4. The teacher was fired for malpractice in grading the students' tests.
  5. The engineer was charged with malpractice for not following safety standards.
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