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Open the tool →犯天下之不韪 (fàn tiān xià zhī bù wěi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to openly commit an act that is universally condemned or considered morally wrong; to defy universal disapproval”.
犯天下之不韪 is pronounced fàn tiān xià zhī bù wěi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 犯天下之不韪 means “to commit what the world deems wrong”. It is used to mean “to openly commit an act that is universally condemned or considered morally wrong; to defy universal disapproval”.
犯:触犯;不韪:不是,错误。公然做天下都认为最大错误的事情