Синоним слова criminal

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  • lawbreaker, one who does evil

  • felon, person who breaks the law

  • law-breaker, convicted felon

  • concerned with organized crime, felon

  • offender, one who does evil

  • culprit, person who breaks the law

  • one who does evil, person who breaks the law

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  1. criminalnoun

    Synonyms:
    offender, lawbreaker, illegal, perpetrator

  2. criminaladjective

    Being against the law; forbidden by law.

    Synonyms:
    lawbreaker, offender, perpetrator, illegal

  3. criminaladjective

    Guilty of breaking the law.

    Synonyms:
    illegal

  4. criminaladjective

    Of or relating to crime.

    Synonyms:
    illegal

  5. criminaladjective

    Abhorrent or very undesirable, even if allowed by law.

    Printing such asinine opinions without rebuttal is criminal, even when not libel!

    Synonyms:
    illegal

  6. criminaladjective

    Of or relating to crime control, notably penal law.

    His criminal record shows his resistance to all crime prevention and — repression.

    Synonyms:
    illegal

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  1. criminal

    Every criminal act is illegal or unlawful, but illegal or unlawful acts may not be criminal. Offenses against public law are criminal; offenses against private rights are merely illegal or unlawful. As a general rule, all acts punishable by fine or imprisonment or both, are criminal in view of the law. It is illegal for a man to trespass on another’s land, but it is not criminal; the trespasser is liable to a civil suit for damages, but not to indictment, fine, or imprisonment. A felonious act is a criminal act of an aggravated kind, which is punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary or by death. A flagitious crime is one that brings public odium. Vicious refers to the indulgence of evil appetites, habits, or passions; vicious acts are not necessarily criminal, or even illegal; we speak of a vicious horse. That which is iniquitous, i. e., contrary to equity, may sometimes be done under the forms of law. Ingratitude is sinful, hypocrisy is wicked, but neither is punishable by human law; hence, neither is criminal or illegal. Compare SIN.

    Synonyms:
    abominable, culpable, felonious, flagitious, guilty, illegal, immoral, iniquitous, nefarious, sinful, unlawful, vicious, vile, wicked, wrong

    Antonyms:
    innocent, just, lawful, legal, meritorious, moral, right, virtuous

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  1. criminal

    Synonyms:
    illegal, felonious, vicious, culpable, wrong, iniquitous, sinful, immoral, guilty, nefarious, flagitious

    Antonyms:
    lawful, virtuous, right, jury innocent, moral, meritorious, creditable, honorable, praiseworthy, laudable

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  1. criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactoradjective

    someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime

    Synonyms:
    whitlow, twist, shepherd’s crook, malefactor, bend, turn, crook, felon, outlaw

    Antonyms:
    guiltless, clean-handed, right, innocent, legal

  2. condemnable, criminal, deplorable, reprehensible, viciousadjective

    bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure

    «a criminal waste of talent»; «a deplorable act of violence»; «adultery is as reprehensible for a husband as for a wife»

    Synonyms:
    felonious, savage, reprehensible, fell, pitiful, venomous, miserable, lamentable, deplorable, roughshod, evil, cruel, barbarous, vicious, poisonous, woeful, condemnable, wretched, distressing, execrable, brutal, sorry, sad

    Antonyms:
    right, guiltless, innocent, clean-handed, legal

  3. criminaladjective

    guilty of crime or serious offense

    «criminal in the sight of God and man»

    Synonyms:
    deplorable, felonious, vicious, condemnable, reprehensible

    Antonyms:
    clean-handed, legal, guiltless, right, innocent

  4. criminal, feloniousadjective

    involving or being or having the nature of a crime

    «a criminal offense»; «criminal abuse»; «felonious intent»

    Synonyms:
    deplorable, felonious, vicious, condemnable, reprehensible

    Antonyms:
    innocent, guiltless, right, clean-handed, legal

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  1. List of paraphrases for «criminal»:

    penal, crime, criminals, pénale, criminal-law, felon, divisional, crimes, judicial, offence, pénales, offences, offenders, offender

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  1. Tom Hayes:

    My application is clearly in relation to a point of law and is of public importance because it concerns the test of dishonesty that applies to all criminal cases in this country.

  2. Tony ODell:

    Theres an investigation on the hospital side where theyre looking at all the system failures that would have allowed this to happen for nine months, and then, we have a criminal investigation… so they can hopefully charge the person of interest and were hoping thats sooner rather than later. We understand thats a pretty daunting part of the investigation. Whats frustrating is that they havent moved forward with the hospital side of the investigation because they know the system failures that allowed this person to do what she did for as long as she did.

  3. David Anber:

    I’m representing the handful of people who are either in custody right now or been released from custody, and then we are going to be representing them in court, they’ve been pursued by the government and accused of crimes or a quasi-criminal offenses. And my job is to now come in here and defend them of those charges. And then there’s sort of the second category of the people who might not have been charged with anything but were mistreated by the police in a way that was contrary to the code of conduct.

  4. Volodymyr Zelensky:

    In the criminal proceedings being investigated by our law enforcement officers, more than 16,000 forced deportations of Ukrainian children by the occupier have already been recorded. But the real, full number of deportees may be much higher, such a criminal operation would have been impossible without the order of the highest leader of the terrorist state.

  5. Stephen Mohr:

    … we have a lot here that we take pride in. What we’re telling people is that when they do come here, they should feel safer knowing that everyone in Conoy Township is watching out for them, and the criminal — he should realize that going into Conoy Township he could have a bad day.


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  • krimineleAfrikaans
  • مجرمArabic
  • cinayətkarAzerbaijani
  • злачынец, злачынкаBelarusian
  • престъпник, криминален, престъпенBulgarian
  • অপরাধমূলকBengali
  • criminalCatalan, Valencian
  • trestný, zločinný, zločinecCzech
  • troseddwrWelsh
  • kriminel, forbryderDanish
  • Verbrecher, kriminell, Verbrecherin, Kriminelle, KriminellerGerman
  • εγκληματικός, ποινικός, εγκληματίαςGreek
  • krimuloEsperanto
  • criminalSpanish
  • بزهکارPersian
  • rikollinen, lainvastainen, kriminaali, lainsuojaton, rikosoikeudellinenFinnish
  • criminel, criminelleFrench
  • coirpeachIrish
  • eucoireachScottish Gaelic
  • פושע, פושעתHebrew
  • आपराधिकHindi
  • bűnöző, bűnügyi, bűnösHungarian
  • հանցագործArmenian
  • criminalInterlingua
  • bajingan, jahat, kriminalIndonesian
  • glæpamaðurIcelandic
  • criminaleItalian
  • 犯罪者, 犯人Japanese
  • დანაშაულებრივი, დამნაშავეGeorgian
  • қылмыскерKazakh
  • ឧក្រិដ្ឋជន, ខាងបទឧក្រិដ្ឋKhmer
  • 범죄자Korean
  • кылмышкерKyrgyz
  • scelusLatin
  • престапнички, престапен, злосторник, престапник, криминален, злосторен, злосторничкиMacedonian
  • forbryter, kriminellNorwegian
  • crimineel, misdadig, misdadiger, onwettigDutch
  • forbrytarNorwegian Nynorsk
  • przestępca, kryminalistaPolish
  • criminoso, criminosa, criminal, culpadoPortuguese
  • criminalRomansh
  • infractoare, infractor, infracțional, penalRomanian
  • криминальный, преступный, преступница, уголовный, преступникRussian
  • zločinac, криминалац, kriminalac, злочинацSerbo-Croatian
  • zločinecSlovak
  • kriminálecSlovene
  • kriminelAlbanian
  • brottslingSwedish
  • mhalifuSwahili
  • гунаҳкор, ҷинояткорTajik
  • อาชญากรThai
  • jenaýatcy, jenaýatkär, jenaýatlyTurkmen
  • suçlu, kriminalTurkish
  • җинаятьчеTatar
  • злочинець, злочинницяUkrainian
  • مجرمUrdu
  • jinoyat, jinoyatchi, harakatUzbek
  • tội phạmVietnamese
  • jikriman, himidunan, midunan, midunik, jimidunan, krimik, kriman, hikrimanVolapük
  • 刑事Chinese

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  • adj.

    all (adjective)

    • criminal.

    bad (adjective)

    • wicked.

    crooked (adjective)

    • untruthful,
    • Double dealing,
    • double-dealing.

    delinquent (adjective)

    • more offending,
    • dis regardful,
    • more defaultant,
    • de-relict,
    • more procrastinating,
    • most defaultant,
    • redhanded,
    • re-prehensible,
    • over due,
    • more behind,
    • de relict,
    • most procrastinating,
    • un-paid,
    • most behind,
    • re prehensible,
    • unpaid,
    • un paid,
    • over-due,
    • red handed,
    • dis-regardful,
    • most offending,
    • neglectful,
    • lax.

    erring (adjective)

    • most blundering,
    • more blundering.

    fraudulent (adjective)

    • more swindling,
    • most bamboozling,
    • most swindling,
    • more bamboozling.

    fugitive (adjective)

    • running away,
    • evanescent,
    • wanted,
    • impermanent,
    • fugacious,
    • lamster,
    • Escaping,
    • on the lam.

    guilty (adjective)

    • on head,
    • on one’s head,
    • Accusable,
    • in the wrong,
    • convictable,
    • out of line,
    • in error.

    illegal (adjective)

    • black-market,
    • bootleg,
    • unauthorized,
    • not legal,
    • unwarrantable,
    • unwarranted,
    • forbidden,
    • illegitimate,
    • actionable,
    • not approved,
    • extralegal,
    • verboten,
    • under the table,
    • against the law,
    • unlicensed,
    • taboo,
    • unjust,
    • outside the law,
    • offensive,
    • unconstitutional.

    illicit (adjective)

    • in violation law,
    • contrary law.

    larcenous (adjective)

    • light-fingered,
    • Piratic,
    • plunderous,
    • sticky-fingered,
    • kleptomaniacal,
    • Spoliative.

    lawless (adjective)

    • un-civilized,
    • dis-orderly,
    • in-fringing,
    • un-cultivated,
    • more anarchistic,
    • more recusant,
    • dis ordered,
    • most recusant,
    • non compliant,
    • most piratical,
    • most anarchic,
    • un tamed,
    • more anarchical,
    • most anarchical,
    • most terrorizing,
    • untamed,
    • dis-ordered,
    • un-tamed,
    • more terrorizing,
    • more piratical,
    • most anarchistic,
    • in fringing,
    • dis obedient,
    • un civilized,
    • more unpeaceful,
    • dis-obedient,
    • more anarchic,
    • in-subordinate,
    • un-restrained,
    • in subordinate,
    • non conformist,
    • most infringing,
    • un-peaceful,
    • most unpeaceful,
    • un peaceful,
    • more infringing,
    • dis orderly,
    • un cultivated.

    lawless, felonious (adjective)

    • corrupt,
    • villainous,
    • immoral,
    • vicious,
    • hung up,
    • iniquitous,
    • scandalous,
    • wildcat,
    • bent,
    • heavy,
    • smoking gun,
    • racket,
    • dirty,
    • senseless,
    • unrighteous,
    • peccant,
    • Caught,
    • off base,
    • culpable.

    miscreant (adjective)

    • un-healthy,
    • un-healthiest,
    • un healthy,
    • most rascally,
    • de-generate,
    • un healthier,
    • more rascally,
    • un healthiest,
    • in famous,
    • de generate.

    murderous (adjective)

    • slaughterous,
    • Sapping,
    • sanguineous,
    • feller,
    • sanguinary.

    nefarious (adjective)

    • de-testable,
    • de testable.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • nefarious,
    • defaultant,
    • miscreant,
    • rascally,
    • under-the-counter,
    • erring,
    • unrightful,
    • outrageous,
    • flagitious,
    • anarchistic,
    • in violation of law,
    • piratical,
    • non-conformist,
    • crooked,
    • lawless,
    • unlawful,
    • recusant,
    • unfair,
    • bloodyminded,
    • unsporting,
    • unconscionable,
    • wrongful,
    • fugitive,
    • anarchic,
    • bad,
    • delinquent,
    • contrary to law,
    • fraudulent,
    • guilty,
    • wrong,
    • punishable,
    • non-compliant,
    • unpeaceful,
    • against law,
    • anarchical,
    • illicit.

    outlawed (adjective)

    • out-lawed,
    • out lawed.

    outrageous (adjective)

    • more debauching,
    • most disgracing,
    • most debauching,
    • more shaming,
    • beastliest,
    • more debasing,
    • dis gracing,
    • un-speakable,
    • beastlier,
    • de-basing,
    • more depraving,
    • un godliest,
    • un-godlier,
    • dis graceful,
    • dis-graceful,
    • un bearable,
    • un-godliest,
    • in human,
    • de basing,
    • most shaming,
    • un godlier,
    • un speakable,
    • un-godly,
    • dis-gracing,
    • un-bearable,
    • in-human,
    • more disgracing,
    • un godly,
    • most depraving,
    • most debasing.

    sanguinary (adjective)

    • bloody minded.

    unconscionable (adjective)

    • un just,
    • more amoral,
    • most amoral,
    • un holy,
    • un holiest,
    • un-just,
    • un reasonable,
    • un-juster,
    • un-holier,
    • un justest,
    • un-due,
    • un-justest,
    • un conscionable,
    • un-holy,
    • un ethical,
    • un duest,
    • un-holiest,
    • un-ethical,
    • un-duest,
    • in-ordinate,
    • un due,
    • un-reasonable,
    • un-duer,
    • un-conscionable,
    • un juster,
    • un holier.

    unconstitutional (adjective)

    • un-constitutional,
    • un constitutional.

    unfair (adjective)

    • more unrightful,
    • dis-criminatory,
    • un-rightful,
    • un-sporting,
    • onesided,
    • in-equitable,
    • un fairer,
    • most cheating,
    • un fair,
    • more cheating,
    • un-justifiable,
    • in equitable,
    • uncalledfor,
    • un-fair,
    • most unsporting,
    • one sided,
    • in-excusable,
    • un rightful,
    • un fairest,
    • un-fairest,
    • dis creditable,
    • un-fairer,
    • in excusable,
    • un justifiable,
    • dis criminatory,
    • most unrightful,
    • un sporting,
    • more unsporting,
    • dis-creditable.

    unlawful (adjective)

    • more under the counter,
    • more under-the-counter,
    • un lawful,
    • un-lawful,
    • most under-the-counter,
    • most under the counter.

    wicked (adjective)

    • black,
    • shocking,
    • debauched,
    • sadistic,
    • Misdoing,
    • depraved,
    • indecent,
    • sinful,
    • base,
    • debased,
    • wrongdoing,
    • improper,
    • damnable,
    • obnoxious,
    • perverse,
    • evildoing,
    • sinister,
    • lawbreaking,
    • blameworthy.
  • n.

    • shady,
    • clandestine.

    • Crimes,
    • amoral,
    • deviant,
    • perverted,
    • unethical,
    • sordid,
    • gross.

    • forensic,
    • common-law.

    • juvenile,
    • ringleader,
    • underworld,
    • accomplice.

    bad person (noun)

    • lecher,
    • jezebel,
    • malingerer,
    • blackguard,
    • knave,
    • pervert,
    • bad guy,
    • rapscallion,
    • traitor,
    • swine,
    • rascal,
    • slattern,
    • scoundrel,
    • backslider,
    • degenerate,
    • heel,
    • scamp,
    • shyster,
    • hog,
    • pig,
    • reprobate,
    • slob.

    bandit (noun)

    • marauder,
    • foragers,
    • gunperson,
    • pirate,
    • ravagers,
    • highwayperson,
    • pillagers,
    • holdup person,
    • Ravager,
    • Forager,
    • pillager.

    condemnable (noun)

    • condemnable.

    criminal (noun)

    • reprehensible,
    • deplorable,
    • illegal,
    • crook,
    • felonious.

    culprit (noun)

    • guilty parties,
    • EXCON,
    • ex con,
    • ex-cons,
    • yardbirds,
    • excons,
    • ex cons.

    deceiver (noun)

    • counterfeiter,
    • fraud,
    • imposter,
    • con man,
    • con artist,
    • charlatan,
    • cheat,
    • fake,
    • phony,
    • Defrauder,
    • forger,
    • deceiver.

    deserter (noun)

    • Escaper,
    • escapee,
    • shirker,
    • backsliders,
    • recreants,
    • no-show,
    • escapers,
    • hookey player,
    • no show.

    enemy (noun)

    • Asperser,
    • emulator,
    • seditionist,
    • seditionists,
    • bad person,
    • slanderer,
    • slanderers,
    • Enemies,
    • defamers,
    • vilifier,
    • other side,
    • prosecutor,
    • backbiter,
    • prosecutors,
    • disputants,
    • backbiters,
    • traducer,
    • traducers,
    • saboteurs,
    • defilers,
    • defamer,
    • arch-enemy,
    • saboteur,
    • revolutionaries,
    • defiler,
    • invaders,
    • emulators,
    • Calumniator,
    • disputant.

    evildoer (noun)

    • gunman,
    • demon,
    • bully,
    • brute,
    • ogre,
    • evildoer,
    • vampire,
    • terrorist,
    • desperado,
    • fiend,
    • vulture,
    • cutthroat,
    • monster,
    • viper,
    • tyrant,
    • snake,
    • law breaker,
    • vandal.

    gangster (noun)

    • mobster,
    • bruiser,
    • bruisers,
    • mafioso,
    • goon,
    • member of the family,
    • Mafiosi,
    • hit person.

    incendiary (noun)

    • rabblerouser,
    • pyro maniac,
    • pyro-maniacs,
    • rabble rouser,
    • pyro-maniac,
    • pyro maniacs.

    intruder (noun)

    • Interferer,
    • gatecrasher,
    • trespasser,
    • Obtruder,
    • interrupters,
    • interrupter,
    • gatecrashers,
    • interferers,
    • gate-crasher.

    juvenile delinquent (noun)

    • gangbanger,
    • youthful offender,
    • punk kid.

    looter (noun)

    • ransacker,
    • spoilers,
    • ransackers,
    • spoiler.

    miscreant (noun)

    • re-probates,
    • out casts,
    • out-casts,
    • out cast,
    • out-cast.

    mobster (noun)

    • wiseguy,
    • godfather.

    murderer (noun)

    • hit and runs,
    • hit-and-runs,
    • hit and run,
    • manslaughterers,
    • trigger persons,
    • trigger people.

    offender (noun)

    • guilty persons,
    • guilty people.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • scofflaw,
    • thug,
    • villain,
    • punk,
    • road agent,
    • perpetrators,
    • gorilla,
    • hooligan,
    • ex-con,
    • larcenist,
    • Purloiner,
    • jailbird,
    • perpetrator,
    • enforcers,
    • extortionist,
    • trigger person,
    • racketeer,
    • violators,
    • wrong number,
    • Massacrer,
    • Gorillas,
    • manslaughterer,
    • rioters,
    • roughs,
    • murderer,
    • Larrikin,
    • pilferer,
    • enemy,
    • tough guy,
    • outlaw,
    • hired killer,
    • slaughterer,
    • jailbirds,
    • guilty person,
    • toughie,
    • trickster,
    • thief,
    • murderess,
    • triggerman,
    • footpad,
    • shark,
    • incendiary,
    • guilty party,
    • enforcer,
    • cutthroats,
    • Sharks,
    • violator,
    • pariah,
    • wrongdoer,
    • highwayman,
    • hired killers,
    • stealer,
    • yardbird,
    • gunslingers,
    • culprit,
    • extortionists,
    • juvenile delinquent,
    • lowlife,
    • manslayer,
    • intruder,
    • felon,
    • gang member,
    • deserter,
    • tough,
    • hoodlums,
    • public enemy number one,
    • kleptomaniac,
    • lowlifes,
    • transgressors,
    • wise guy,
    • rogue,
    • killer,
    • scofflaws,
    • footpads,
    • universal foe,
    • ruffian,
    • professional killer,
    • insurgent,
    • rioter,
    • public enemy,
    • hit-and-run,
    • larrikins,
    • hoodlum,
    • transgressor,
    • gunslinger,
    • slayer,
    • malefactor.

    outlaw (noun)

    • wrong numbers.

    perpetrator (noun)

    • offender.

    person who breaks the law (noun)

    • convict,
    • lawbreaker,
    • con,
    • Black Marketeer.

    prisoner (noun)

    • lifer,
    • captive,
    • loser,
    • internee,
    • defendant,
    • recidivist,
    • prisoner,
    • suspect.

    public enemy (noun)

    • public enemy number ones,
    • public-enemy,
    • universal foes,
    • malevolents.

    rogue (noun)

    • neer do well,
    • mis chiefs,
    • ne’er do well,
    • mis chief,
    • neer-do-well.

    ruffian (noun)

    • tough guys.

    thief (noun)

    • larcener,
    • pickpocket,
    • Grafter,
    • swindler,
    • prowler,
    • housebreaker,
    • hijacker,
    • burglar,
    • mugger,
    • cat burglar,
    • poacher,
    • lifter,
    • Filcher.

    thug (noun)

    • professional killers,
    • gang members.

    villain (noun)

    • antihero,
    • profligates,
    • anti-heroes,
    • mischiefmaker,
    • antiheroes,
    • anti-hero.

    wise guy (noun)

    • wiseacre,
    • wisenheimer,
    • smart ass,
    • smartypants,
    • wiseass,
    • wiseacres.
  • v.

    destroying (verb)

    • murderous.
  • Other synonyms:

    • moonshiner,
    • gangster,
    • antitrust,
    • destroyer,
    • extraterritorial,
    • out-of-court,
    • mandatory,
    • legislative,
    • retrospective,
    • effective,
    • prescribed,
    • statutory,
    • first offender,
    • tsotsi,
    • extrajudicial,
    • law-making,
    • liable,
    • enabling,
    • juridical,
    • raider,
    • retroactive,
    • undefended,
    • Corrupter,
    • judicial,
    • criminally.

    • civil,
    • hood,
    • unproven,
    • valid,
    • undesirable,
    • through.

    • gang.

    • void,
    • invalid.

    abductor

    • kidnapper.

    aggressor

    • attacker.

    bootlegger

    • smuggler.

    felon

    • yegg.

    incendiary

    • arsonist.

    indefensible

    • indictable.

    malefactor

    • Misdoer.

    Other relevant words:

    • heartfelt,
    • impostor,
    • shooter,
    • mountebank,
    • afoul,
    • weirdo,
    • opposing,
    • awe-inspiring,
    • vacuum,
    • negroid,
    • lowering,
    • good-for-naught,
    • impute,
    • skunk,
    • bloodthirsty,
    • freedom fighter,
    • charge,
    • move around,
    • bunko game,
    • deprave,
    • creeping,
    • infuse,
    • theft,
    • chiseler,
    • confidence trick,
    • bring out,
    • risky,
    • baby carriage,
    • cut down,
    • byzantine,
    • extremum,
    • monkey,
    • frump,
    • auger,
    • hole-and-corner,
    • back up,
    • dense,
    • sleazy,
    • mercurial,
    • adulterated,
    • stealthy,
    • round-shouldered,
    • lowly,
    • peachy,
    • chicane,
    • andiron,
    • accoutrement,
    • footslog,
    • minacious,
    • home,
    • chancy,
    • cattle thief,
    • founder,
    • blazing,
    • faker,
    • faux,
    • niggling,
    • mandate,
    • bum,
    • pirate ship,
    • memorize,
    • jollify,
    • disqualify,
    • hijack,
    • pillory,
    • blameable,
    • miserly,
    • prosecuting attorney,
    • alkali,
    • hook shot,
    • crazy,
    • vulturine,
    • asymmetrical,
    • have,
    • depression,
    • crowd,
    • loose,
    • dented,
    • colly,
    • fickle,
    • unreformable,
    • vanish,
    • sea rover,
    • adverse,
    • sneaky,
    • two-timing,
    • jude,
    • pesterer,
    • braid,
    • porcine,
    • backbreaking,
    • annoy,
    • have in mind,
    • ground,
    • gimmick,
    • twirl,
    • burst,
    • swerve,
    • mislabeled,
    • snitch,
    • wheeler dealer,
    • despoiler,
    • awry,
    • high school,
    • big,
    • breakout,
    • bellyache,
    • ball carrier,
    • plication,
    • unrelenting,
    • kindling,
    • range,
    • glowering,
    • dastard,
    • debauch,
    • cheat on,
    • breaking,
    • trouble,
    • inpatient,
    • condescending,
    • witless,
    • kill,
    • belated,
    • victimize,
    • hoax,
    • turn over,
    • dotty,
    • two,
    • turn of events,
    • give,
    • costly,
    • convolute,
    • recess,
    • pest,
    • haywire,
    • circuitous,
    • outre,
    • old,
    • prodigal,
    • butcherly,
    • plumber’s snake,
    • detent,
    • contract,
    • appall,
    • wakeless,
    • bilk,
    • sheer,
    • hired gun,
    • visage,
    • immerse,
    • deleterious,
    • gagwriter,
    • muscular tissue,
    • prevarication,
    • unwise,
    • fumbler,
    • rampantly,
    • raving mad,
    • pollute,
    • crouch,
    • bemire,
    • jailed,
    • stinky,
    • refutable,
    • dupery,
    • work party,
    • oppressive,
    • disturbing,
    • gamy,
    • flight,
    • dissonance,
    • feign,
    • absurd,
    • clog up,
    • bewilder,
    • fast-flying,
    • primary,
    • fold,
    • compulsory,
    • tramper,
    • mapper,
    • confidence man,
    • go bad,
    • marked-up,
    • nucleotide,
    • soak,
    • beat,
    • establish,
    • hogg,
    • megascopic,
    • darkness,
    • quicksilver,
    • bunch,
    • drone,
    • fag,
    • decrepit,
    • obstinate,
    • mischief-making,
    • lightlessness,
    • release,
    • sharply,
    • crimp,
    • engulf,
    • blue runner,
    • social status,
    • poser,
    • horrifying,
    • fulgent,
    • misbegotten,
    • distrust,
    • concerned,
    • dissentient,
    • cloak-and-dagger,
    • approximate,
    • churning,
    • pernicious,
    • high-risk,
    • peculator,
    • drab,
    • check,
    • misrepresent,
    • severance,
    • deportee,
    • attribute,
    • offset,
    • jolty,
    • blame,
    • bump,
    • licit,
    • everlasting,
    • chapelgoer,
    • public prosecutor,
    • contender,
    • accouterment,
    • collaborator,
    • fiddling,
    • blameful,
    • choke off,
    • jailbreak,
    • dopy,
    • blast,
    • call on,
    • pseud,
    • curious,
    • infract,
    • decreed,
    • frightful,
    • deportation,
    • underhandedly,
    • whoop it up,
    • carriage,
    • worrisome,
    • hitch,
    • deadly,
    • computer-aided design,
    • down,
    • mother,
    • extraordinary,
    • untrusting,
    • heartbreaking,
    • patsy,
    • smashing,
    • partial tone,
    • meandering,
    • contaminate,
    • damned,
    • dirt ball,
    • smelly,
    • unforgiving,
    • luxuriously,
    • tyrannical,
    • eccentric,
    • depute,
    • heartrending,
    • catastrophic,
    • jam,
    • arrest,
    • abstract,
    • discriminative,
    • foot,
    • drumbeater,
    • immorality,
    • stumper,
    • jockey,
    • uncontrollable,
    • dangerous,
    • ramshackle,
    • discriminating,
    • heftiness,
    • basis,
    • aimless,
    • nonconforming,
    • knack,
    • fore,
    • indispose,
    • guy,
    • insensate,
    • complaint,
    • experience,
    • dissident,
    • nonchurchgoing,
    • disclose,
    • shrewd,
    • appointed,
    • lift,
    • passing,
    • penetrating,
    • routine,
    • drifter,
    • role player,
    • gaol,
    • cockeyed,
    • bless,
    • jack,
    • good turn,
    • ordinate,
    • moneylender,
    • social station,
    • free radical,
    • darnel,
    • gang up,
    • scam,
    • dumbfound,
    • shylock,
    • plant louse,
    • dreary,
    • sharp-worded,
    • master,
    • panderer,
    • misfortunate,
    • dissembler,
    • mongrel,
    • hades,
    • unsavoury,
    • gouger,
    • cut,
    • sin,
    • vehement,
    • fast,
    • double-tongued,
    • mellow,
    • stooping,
    • average,
    • impossible,
    • legitimatize,
    • agile,
    • baseless,
    • grating,
    • assume,
    • crumb,
    • disgusting,
    • leaper,
    • acquire,
    • suffering,
    • engineer,
    • piddle,
    • prick,
    • awed,
    • laggard,
    • bow down,
    • awing,
    • whoreson,
    • submarine,
    • flimflam,
    • plow,
    • god-awful,
    • dominating,
    • angry,
    • smart aleck,
    • chintzy,
    • hellion,
    • autocratic,
    • icky,
    • misconduct,
    • hang,
    • fond,
    • poor devil,
    • public executioner,
    • scotch,
    • lamb,
    • sonorous,
    • incapacitate,
    • insect,
    • forge,
    • operator,
    • horn in,
    • come,
    • blistering,
    • bring forth,
    • think,
    • immediate,
    • subscript,
    • substructure,
    • dismaying,
    • wrestle,
    • mark,
    • honey,
    • fuckup,
    • flakey,
    • lower-ranking,
    • put on,
    • ribald,
    • undoer,
    • decriminalise,
    • fuck off,
    • go against,
    • simulated,
    • idler,
    • hobo,
    • fouled,
    • stinkpot,
    • small,
    • sanctify,
    • lawfully,
    • dealer,
    • put,
    • get around,
    • squeal,
    • puckish,
    • umbrageous,
    • shift,
    • chafe,
    • kick,
    • overtone,
    • amiss,
    • stupefy,
    • baby buggy,
    • untellable,
    • cause,
    • pull,
    • spite,
    • picayune,
    • smuggled,
    • snarf,
    • con game,
    • idiotic,
    • melanize,
    • tare,
    • racquet,
    • glum,
    • legal injury,
    • squawk,
    • archway,
    • legitimise,
    • mindless,
    • housewrecker,
    • nitwitted,
    • broken-down,
    • damn,
    • develop,
    • recreational,
    • cower,
    • biased,
    • unprovoked,
    • usurious,
    • blinding,
    • holler,
    • fix,
    • piffling,
    • intend,
    • efficacious,
    • illegitimate enterprise,
    • fairy,
    • evilly,
    • roll,
    • delight,
    • fleece,
    • uncut,
    • give out,
    • life-threatening,
    • social rank,
    • sick,
    • saturnine,
    • wassail,
    • resister,
    • nifty,
    • plunge,
    • bloodstained,
    • shoddy,
    • overrun,
    • colored,
    • disoriented,
    • al qaida,
    • plagiarizer,
    • treacherously,
    • by-blow,
    • derisory,
    • bowelless,
    • superfluous,
    • debaucher,
    • incarcerate,
    • purposeless,
    • violative,
    • treasonous,
    • error,
    • sea robber,
    • receipts,
    • curvature,
    • break of serve,
    • engross,
    • pawl,
    • bestial,
    • painful,
    • tight,
    • staring,
    • pitiable,
    • oppositeness,
    • obtrude,
    • sanguine,
    • phiz,
    • beast,
    • bedraggled,
    • roguish,
    • crochet,
    • round-backed,
    • offence,
    • wiener,
    • natural state,
    • mop up,
    • fictitious,
    • nullify,
    • turn away,
    • crawl,
    • live,
    • virulent,
    • intermit,
    • dubitable,
    • drop,
    • unsanctified,
    • pert,
    • smash,
    • double-faced,
    • larceny,
    • promiscuous,
    • torturous,
    • warm,
    • jejune,
    • uncollectible,
    • breaking ball,
    • induce,
    • responsible for,
    • gaga,
    • bungler,
    • ratter,
    • winding,
    • irrupt,
    • foundation,
    • appurtenance,
    • clod,
    • stool pigeon,
    • lad,
    • filthy,
    • fauna,
    • pay off,
    • procure,
    • logger,
    • weaken,
    • polluter,
    • match,
    • legislation,
    • out-and-out,
    • mired,
    • shop,
    • bogus,
    • basal,
    • abhorrent,
    • rack up,
    • failure,
    • indescribable,
    • hush-hush,
    • mandatary,
    • get down,
    • daemon,
    • kisser,
    • speculative,
    • mugful,
    • scratchy,
    • legitimize,
    • bull,
    • enrapture,
    • melanise,
    • low-pitched,
    • gangdom,
    • permission,
    • ring,
    • roue,
    • organise,
    • become,
    • weighed down,
    • meanspirited,
    • downcast,
    • two-faced,
    • imitation,
    • slovenly woman,
    • rig,
    • abductor muscle,
    • touchwood,
    • rough in,
    • unauthentic,
    • grueling,
    • hoagy,
    • interloper,
    • off-key,
    • entail,
    • cop,
    • shrill,
    • goddam,
    • annul,
    • confess,
    • pure,
    • prompt,
    • second,
    • wind,
    • squanderer,
    • ill-famed,
    • fetid,
    • adjuvant,
    • goof-off,
    • intent,
    • organized crime,
    • enwrapped,
    • bossy,
    • terribly,
    • crucify,
    • cloud,
    • nomadic,
    • needlelike,
    • fool,
    • intemperate,
    • prison-breaking,
    • weirdie,
    • obscure,
    • found,
    • apt,
    • undefendable,
    • goosy,
    • official,
    • abuse,
    • sea poker,
    • soil,
    • corn liquor,
    • devilment,
    • gravid,
    • pram,
    • tumble-down,
    • queen,
    • treasured,
    • behemoth,
    • dickens,
    • approximative,
    • pip,
    • wearing,
    • get out,
    • principal sum,
    • plod,
    • thorough,
    • low gear,
    • diddle,
    • gravelly,
    • fancy man,
    • competitor,
    • flummox,
    • crab,
    • thruster,
    • put away,
    • misuse,
    • unsuccessful person,
    • obeisance,
    • purchasable,
    • fifth columnist,
    • imply,
    • interruption,
    • commandeer,
    • meatman,
    • unreliable,
    • make,
    • forbidding,
    • sully,
    • come apart,
    • slaughter,
    • plagiariser,
    • wroth,
    • blackened,
    • jug,
    • hiker,
    • bloody-minded,
    • amorally,
    • pugnacious,
    • fabrication,
    • ordain,
    • stem,
    • roughly,
    • red,
    • adulterate,
    • moonshine,
    • large,
    • wangle,
    • laughable,
    • choke,
    • seditious,
    • mephistophelian,
    • done,
    • indefinable,
    • senior high,
    • go for,
    • repulsive,
    • friendless,
    • unadulterated,
    • wasted,
    • pose,
    • satanic,
    • partial derivative,
    • felled seam,
    • hawker,
    • utter,
    • dismal,
    • cringe,
    • ii,
    • unwanted,
    • abandoned,
    • awol,
    • spook,
    • illicitly,
    • darling,
    • disruption,
    • precipitous,
    • trouble maker,
    • pathetic,
    • cocksucker,
    • rib,
    • tabu,
    • low-spirited,
    • chase,
    • retro,
    • dishonour,
    • morose,
    • maimed,
    • wily,
    • nonstarter,
    • layabout,
    • spendthrift,
    • bring,
    • strenuous,
    • beget,
    • clochard,
    • lamia,
    • volunteer,
    • put behind bars,
    • edacious,
    • legalize,
    • expose,
    • loose woman,
    • jumpy,
    • pussyfoot,
    • fawn,
    • minatory,
    • skanky,
    • slimy,
    • topsy-turvy,
    • bag,
    • stinker,
    • untrue,
    • snake in the grass,
    • pitch-dark,
    • get under one’s skin,
    • provoker,
    • fly,
    • bust,
    • gagman,
    • clapperclaw,
    • enthral,
    • hunched,
    • measly,
    • roving,
    • instigative,
    • dedicated,
    • farcical,
    • metro,
    • exuberant,
    • crawling,
    • bird of night,
    • crying,
    • debauchee,
    • blackleg,
    • demoralise,
    • go,
    • baffling,
    • throng,
    • devolve,
    • give in,
    • guttle,
    • heretical,
    • corruptible,
    • unregenerated,
    • opposite,
    • enceinte,
    • twisting,
    • extramarital,
    • highjack,
    • down in the mouth,
    • hot dog,
    • footling,
    • double-crosser,
    • unaccredited,
    • momentary,
    • national socialist,
    • overweening,
    • vulturous,
    • nettle,
    • pretender,
    • accede,
    • awesome,
    • encroach upon,
    • hornswoggle,
    • group,
    • bloke,
    • joseph black,
    • nonsensical,
    • cause of death,
    • illegalize,
    • stealing,
    • phoney,
    • flea-bitten,
    • rum,
    • tinder,
    • make fun,
    • stooped,
    • mordant,
    • craft,
    • raven,
    • filch,
    • dork,
    • chap,
    • memorise,
    • plug-ugly,
    • great,
    • groundwork,
    • jail,
    • killer whale,
    • incitive,
    • chief,
    • jest at,
    • contrary,
    • distort,
    • muddy,
    • unproved,
    • demoralize,
    • ferment,
    • pedlar,
    • sucking louse,
    • utmost,
    • rove,
    • true,
    • scurrilous,
    • perplex,
    • cabbage,
    • perambulator,
    • frankfurter,
    • old nick,
    • dingy,
    • treasonably,
    • junior-grade,
    • break up,
    • perfect,
    • accuse,
    • baseborn,
    • engrossed,
    • guided missile destroyer,
    • cheap,
    • insensible,
    • run afoul,
    • civic,
    • go after,
    • oaf,
    • frightfully,
    • infrastructure,
    • surmise,
    • trudge,
    • dicey,
    • serpent,
    • sub,
    • curved shape,
    • trifle away,
    • adjunct,
    • unbecoming,
    • plait,
    • tinny,
    • good,
    • baffle,
    • ravenous,
    • scandalize,
    • entrench,
    • fomenter,
    • asshole,
    • school principal,
    • collaborationist,
    • confutable,
    • humbug,
    • catchy,
    • stolon,
    • guile,
    • nimble,
    • buzz off,
    • no-count,
    • raptorial,
    • make merry,
    • piddle away,
    • bemock,
    • revolting,
    • torturesome,
    • mouse,
    • stark,
    • total darkness,
    • pettifogger,
    • turncoat,
    • work,
    • roguery,
    • blue,
    • hypocrite,
    • falling out,
    • laugh at,
    • condemn,
    • sea wolf,
    • cuckold,
    • pedestal,
    • bender,
    • grinder,
    • stag,
    • postiche,
    • fall guy,
    • time out,
    • swell,
    • repelling,
    • swinger,
    • interim,
    • bullyrag,
    • violent death,
    • red-hot,
    • reptilian,
    • hustle,
    • stroller,
    • slanted,
    • contaminating,
    • wrapped,
    • inattentive,
    • usurer,
    • collateral,
    • sire,
    • goldbrick,
    • petit larceny,
    • poor,
    • ape,
    • underarm,
    • open,
    • sluttish,
    • get to,
    • out,
    • number,
    • impinge,
    • in high spirits,
    • nance,
    • criminalize,
    • shout,
    • grade,
    • think of,
    • cheater,
    • tiring,
    • ingenious,
    • interrupt,
    • african-american,
    • disable,
    • conk out,
    • grand,
    • overstep,
    • serious,
    • portion,
    • heights,
    • ruin,
    • samson,
    • moody,
    • tatterdemalion,
    • submit,
    • mystify,
    • genuineness,
    • grouse,
    • roily,
    • submarine sandwich,
    • sneaker,
    • earnest,
    • darned,
    • rugged,
    • ungovernable,
    • love,
    • baleful,
    • frightening,
    • deport,
    • jolt,
    • lawlessly,
    • hide,
    • instigator,
    • pricy,
    • error-prone,
    • chaotic,
    • defector,
    • benighted,
    • astute,
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    • conceiver,
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    • teras,
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    • scummy,
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    • flick,
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    • supplement,
    • maligner,
    • erupt,
    • soft-witted,
    • maleficence,
    • low-toned,
    • rabble,
    • prankish,
    • grime,
    • cute,
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    • ballyrag,
    • buck,
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    • pamperer,
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    • reversionist,
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    • reverse,
    • trail,
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    • rule-governed,
    • devilry,
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    • cook,
    • gripe,
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    • curse,
    • poof,
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    • unwelcome guest,
    • yobo,
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    • knock off,
    • scammer,
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    • confidence game,
    • hitman,
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    • varmint,
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    • nonattender,
    • stumbler,
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    • physiognomy,
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    • sea poacher,
    • fellow,
    • recreant,
    • fraudulent scheme,
    • worm,
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    • pain in the neck,
    • malign,
    • grampus,
    • over-the-top,
    • lend oneself,
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    • unseasonable,
    • orca,
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    • dampen,
    • slack,
    • plume,
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    • bowknot,
    • knotty,
    • talk through one’s hat,
    • satyr,
    • rootless,
    • son of a bitch,
    • tress,
    • bent grass,
    • thievishness,
    • troubler,
    • lummox,
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    • meritless,
    • retardation,
    • break in,
    • juridic,
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    • janus-faced,
    • ishmael,
    • denounce,
    • strikebreaker,
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    • waster,
    • rocky,
    • colossus,
    • domestic dog,
    • mother fucker,
    • bullshit,
    • pitch-black,
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    • sub-rosa,
    • inconceivable,
    • pay back,
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    • practical joker,
    • sticker,
    • negate,
    • gorilla gorilla,
    • bastardly,
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    • rebel,
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    • pig bed,
    • ineffable,
    • pause,
    • father,
    • start,
    • backstair,
    • also-ran,
    • sad sack,
    • misleading,
    • behind-the-scenes,
    • lens hood,
    • enforce,
    • chiseller,
    • beef,
    • outrage,
    • punk rocker,
    • affect,
    • heavy-handed,
    • patronising,
    • canary,
    • downright,
    • tube,
    • dopey,
    • devout,
    • separate,
    • atypical,
    • drive,
    • bended,
    • hooking,
    • light,
    • sloven,
    • sobbing,
    • mobile,
    • belowground,
    • null,
    • imitative,
    • decriminalize,
    • troubling,
    • beelzebub,
    • goosey,
    • auxiliary,
    • slippy,
    • slue,
    • complete,
    • inexorable,
    • simulate,
    • poove,
    • smiler,
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    • fall in,
    • skin,
    • expatriation,
    • defraud,
    • pander,
    • wound,
    • scum bag,
    • effectual,
    • inapplicable,
    • curtain call,
    • root word,
    • lilliputian,
    • place,
    • pig it,
    • indocile,
    • enthusiast,
    • nimble-fingered,
    • fuzz,
    • mean value,
    • broken,
    • vitiate,
    • twitch,
    • undercover,
    • thwart,
    • creditworthy,
    • crasher,
    • hector,
    • abject,
    • peccable,
    • prince of darkness,
    • vagabondage,
    • unilateral,
    • blacken,
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    • ugly,
    • hazardous,
    • poke fun,
    • receive,
    • student nurse,
    • impish,
    • bowing,
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    • prohibitory,
    • unclean,
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    • balefulness,
    • positive,
    • sustain,
    • worsened,
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    • creaky,
    • slog,
    • faggot,
    • repellant,
    • trench,
    • sound,
    • nauseous,
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    • al qaeda,
    • countenance,
    • fleshy,
    • hooky player,
    • wiliness,
    • regretful,
    • leery,
    • incur,
    • instigant,
    • gooselike,
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    • perturbing,
    • libeler,
    • swan,
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    • sophisticate,
    • tumultuous,
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    • delusive,
    • extreme point,
    • stumblebum,
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    • fateful,
    • rob,
    • secondary,
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    • floater,
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    • utilize,
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    • spin,
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    • contradict,
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    • brutish,
    • profound,
    • fanatic,
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    • gun,
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    • rake,
    • stormy,
    • incisive,
    • swipe,
    • dissemble,
    • jolting,
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    • fail,
    • secret,
    • unorthodox,
    • pitchman,
    • fatal,
    • pretend,
    • sidesplitting,
    • untitled,
    • high-and-mighty,
    • adulteress,
    • implike,
    • hotdog,
    • writhe,
    • uncover,
    • predatory,
    • depressed,
    • bent on,
    • catch,
    • tell on,
    • open frame,
    • rook,
    • equal,
    • surcharge,
    • shover,
    • fearsome,
    • transport,
    • get at,
    • foxiness,
    • twine,
    • empty,
    • distressful,
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    • iniquity,
    • ophidian,
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    • insurrectionist,
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    • puerile,
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    • assailable,
    • petty larceny,
    • high gear,
    • snitcher,
    • gamey,
    • push around,
    • ascribe,
    • pestiferous,
    • stave,
    • blamed,
    • curl,
    • bumpy,
    • stalker,
    • fictive,
    • hydra,
    • clayey,
    • dazzling,
    • gravel,
    • stinking,
    • pitiless,
    • rupture,
    • spoil,
    • appurtenant,
    • rummy,
    • nonresistant,
    • riotous,
    • ghastly,
    • arrive,
    • unappeasable,
    • hoaxer,
    • chump,
    • sickening,
    • forgery,
    • theme,
    • pricey,
    • wriggle,
    • fracture,
    • macabre,
    • runaway,
    • temporary worker,
    • distorted,
    • sinew,
    • run,
    • skulker,
    • scab,
    • repellent,
    • pile,
    • certify,
    • revolutionist,
    • remember,
    • emptiness,
    • criminate,
    • relentless,
    • botchy,
    • craftiness,
    • raucous,
    • out of it,
    • make happy,
    • unjustified,
    • direful,
    • institutionalise,
    • engender,
    • faithlessly,
    • specify,
    • rasping,
    • confutative,
    • incorrectly,
    • prisonbreak,
    • ravening,
    • patronizing,
    • senior high school,
    • dog-iron,
    • piteous,
    • delegate,
    • remorseless,
    • ancillary,
    • shaft,
    • slicker,
    • rabble-rousing,
    • racy,
    • enthrall,
    • slick,
    • glom,
    • cowl,
    • crampfish,
    • idle,
    • impertinent,
    • gull,
    • through and through,
    • shitty,
    • rascality,
    • acutely,
    • piddling,
    • in question,
    • begin,
    • bizarre,
    • sly,
    • spoiled,
    • momentaneous,
    • putting to death,
    • practice,
    • grotesque,
    • subtle,
    • low-down,
    • inflammatory,
    • crew,
    • tag,
    • faller,
    • shut-in,
    • ordained,
    • floozy,
    • buy,
    • freak,
    • legitimatise,
    • absolute,
    • yucky,
    • chanceful,
    • cross,
    • stoolpigeon,
    • padder,
    • rick,
    • motherfucker,
    • evilness,
    • despot,
    • unblushing,
    • street fighter,
    • infernal region,
    • not bad,
    • collapse,
    • frank,
    • screw,
    • respite,
    • freakish,
    • extremist,
    • bunco,
    • breach,
    • embezzled,
    • roam,
    • ridicule,
    • construction,
    • thievery,
    • rout,
    • awfully,
    • disconsolate,
    • tangled,
    • lead,
    • heavily,
    • efficient,
    • debase,
    • defile,
    • gawk,
    • rotted,
    • deuced,
    • change state,
    • trollop,
    • objurgate,
    • tentative,
    • base of operations,
    • solicit,
    • bankrupt,
    • misbegot,
    • slovenly person,
    • impenitent,
    • blackness,
    • predator,
    • vow,
    • infest,
    • stop,
    • booster,
    • prankster,
    • punic,
    • puzzle,
    • flex,
    • split,
    • rambling,
    • disastrous,
    • excruciating,
    • gaolbreak,
    • stoolie,
    • cornerstone,
    • cut-up,
    • shadowy,
    • roiled,
    • ill-timed,
    • plunder,
    • reprehensively,
    • meantime,
    • appal,
    • required,
    • quash,
    • aim,
    • scupper,
    • ex post facto,
    • capture,
    • weirdy,
    • duplicity,
    • understructure,
    • touch,
    • downhearted,
    • play,
    • dilapidated,
    • dawdle,
    • weisenheimer,
    • piercing,
    • tramp steamer,
    • heller,
    • blessed,
    • evacuate,
    • muscleman,
    • devote,
    • tainted,
    • biting louse,
    • deficient,
    • draw,
    • unimaginable,
    • avoid,
    • streetwalker,
    • imitator,
    • stern,
    • problematical,
    • ponce,
    • strapper,
    • order,
    • jade,
    • first,
    • dickhead,
    • short-lived,
    • stray,
    • nonimmune,
    • amateur,
    • calamitous,
    • off-colour,
    • pandar,
    • first gear,
    • baulker,
    • come-on,
    • invest,
    • free-base,
    • crappy,
    • out or keeping,
    • kink,
    • shammer,
    • high up,
    • trifle,
    • expatriate,
    • suspension,
    • straining,
    • opposer,
    • intrust,
    • unremorseful,
    • organize,
    • turning,
    • 2,
    • transient,
    • copycat,
    • zori,
    • hapless,
    • so-and-so,
    • main,
    • dandy,
    • hero,
    • blood,
    • assaulter,
    • fraudulence,
    • cold-blooded,
    • anserine,
    • wanton away,
    • trivial,
    • street girl,
    • pushchair,
    • whip,
    • untimely,
    • martial,
    • waste,
    • rift,
    • blasting,
    • aper,
    • bang-up,
    • falsify,
    • implement,
    • grow,
    • gruelling,
    • roiling,
    • threatening,
    • exceptionable,
    • inciter,
    • transportation,
    • geological fault,
    • remiss,
    • misdirect,
    • lubber,
    • cunt,
    • handicap,
    • vacancy,
    • bird louse,
    • unfounded,
    • spicy,
    • polite,
    • blabber,
    • wienerwurst,
    • employ,
    • explosive,
    • blasted,
    • wide-open,
    • floozie,
    • happy chance,
    • maverick,
    • relegate,
    • breakage,
    • fudge,
    • animate being,
    • crummy,
    • crack,
    • break-dance,
    • addict,
    • strike down,
    • shadowed,
    • highschool,
    • page,
    • dread,
    • bait,
    • mutt,
    • soiled,
    • knifelike,
    • shenanigan,
    • pointless,
    • vulgar,
    • zealot,
    • let out,
    • twisted,
    • take,
    • musculus,
    • piranha,
    • noisome,
    • blemished,
    • small-minded,
    • pouf,
    • substandard,
    • break off,
    • broker,
    • soak up,
    • wear,
    • woebegone,
    • authenticity,
    • put-on,
    • rile,
    • affectionately,
    • list,
    • botcher,
    • bane,
    • bruise,
    • occupy,
    • surreptitious,
    • fantastic,
    • trigger-happy,
    • receiver,
    • gloomy,
    • taint,
    • hero sandwich,
    • hogget,
    • shadow,
    • consummate,
    • barbaric,
    • ludicrous,
    • giant,
    • poor boy,
    • balker,
    • wrongful conduct,
    • remand,
    • neat,
    • troubled,
    • singular,
    • weighty,
    • animal,
    • flaky,
    • logical,
    • lump,
    • thievish,
    • oblique,
    • quickly,
    • amaze,
    • firedog,
    • saucy,
    • near,
    • nobble,
    • unutterable,
    • trend,
    • thieve,
    • ultra,
    • unsportsmanlike,
    • pry,
    • pretended,
    • unconformist,
    • uncomely,
    • foil,
    • daimon,
    • rough out,
    • bumbler,
    • slap-up,
    • devour,
    • clog,
    • change by reversal,
    • fornicatress,
    • fault,
    • pilfer,
    • spunk,
    • squirm,
    • 144,
    • break away,
    • decayed,
    • membership,
    • frustrate,
    • through with,
    • accost,
    • crimson,
    • bent-grass,
    • cheesy,
    • delusory,
    • labored,
    • arrogate,
    • let,
    • fetch,
    • reasonless,
    • unsmooth,
    • fagot,
    • hold,
    • nose,
    • humiliated,
    • late,
    • shock,
    • utilise,
    • wander,
    • funny,
    • drear,
    • orchestrate,
    • unfaithful,
    • cast,
    • pack,
    • uncivilised,
    • fall back,
    • browbeat,
    • harsh,
    • clever,
    • literary pirate,
    • dire,
    • sweetener,
    • indelicate,
    • befoul,
    • seamy,
    • earthy,
    • chase after,
    • penetrative,
    • kinky,
    • high-pitched,
    • poop,
    • copper,
    • unhallowed,
    • dearest,
    • discontinue,
    • subway system,
    • ruffianly,
    • genius,
    • shamed,
    • interrogator,
    • plough,
    • whirl,
    • gadfly,
    • depleted,
    • uprooter,
    • gent,
    • offense,
    • bout,
    • numbfish,
    • head teacher,
    • higgledy-piggledy,
    • otiose,
    • cowling,
    • firebomb,
    • despoil,
    • wrothful,
    • godless,
    • head,
    • rotatory,
    • brawn,
    • start out,
    • boss around,
    • crime syndicate,
    • flyblown,
    • thaddaeus,
    • moo,
    • divulge,
    • subway,
    • dreaded,
    • crease,
    • confined,
    • tricker,
    • lure,
    • unpredictable,
    • mollycoddler,
    • set about,
    • blasphemous,
    • wickedness,
    • temperamental,
    • horrific,
    • snare,
    • set,
    • confederate,
    • kick downstairs,
    • homophile,
    • hatchet man,
    • raspy,
    • expectant,
    • dim,
    • subvert,
    • humble,
    • state of nature,
    • pixilated,
    • act,
    • leaden,
    • sneak,
    • secular,
    • drift,
    • electric ray,
    • cave in,
    • packman,
    • wilderness,
    • fairness,
    • repeating firearm,
    • risque,
    • imprisoned,
    • brand,
    • noise,
    • recommend,
    • fall behind,
    • stubborn,
    • esurient,
    • unnatural,
    • wrongly,
    • run-down,
    • maculate,
    • break dance,
    • trust,
    • misrepresented,
    • fearful,
    • tug,
    • goddamn,
    • recrudesce,
    • vitiated,
    • mephistophelean,
    • hallow,
    • better,
    • begrime,
    • rounder,
    • bunko,
    • queasy,
    • dirty dog,
    • barbarian,
    • sprain,
    • bother,
    • unnameable,
    • sneak thief,
    • wolf,
    • laborious,
    • stand for,
    • damage,
    • sucker,
    • acute,
    • syndicalist,
    • pad,
    • crumpled,
    • nullity,
    • overcharge,
    • prow,
    • gay,
    • straightaway,
    • competition,
    • pitch blackness,
    • high-priced,
    • glary,
    • mistaken,
    • set out,
    • snake river,
    • eminent,
    • crushed,
    • ponderous,
    • roundabout,
    • obdurate,
    • mistrust,
    • hard,
    • diversionist,
    • cracking,
    • acuate,
    • track,
    • cruddy,
    • hike,
    • bugger off,
    • backstairs,
    • damp,
    • base runner,
    • shit,
    • chisel,
    • chouse,
    • bearded darnel,
    • brainiac,
    • nonreversible,
    • hoagie,
    • outrank,
    • obtain,
    • thoroughgoing,
    • reveal,
    • partizan,
    • blunderer,
    • stick,
    • lumbering,
    • soften,
    • dour,
    • ailment,
    • star,
    • unwrap,
    • bleak,
    • sturdy,
    • beguiler,
    • originator,
    • incompatible,
    • deserted,
    • do-nothing,
    • slyness,
    • foeman,
    • rip off,
    • wear out,
    • subaltern,
    • grease one’s palms,
    • conflict,
    • enchant,
    • off-the-wall,
    • twist around,
    • modest,
    • overmuch,
    • nark,
    • immure,
    • wedge,
    • commence,
    • right-down,
    • scandalise,
    • pique,
    • cherished,
    • hawkish,
    • crude,
    • root,
    • baldpate,
    • decry,
    • schemer,
    • agentive role,
    • spry,
    • nighttime,
    • unpitying,
    • freaky,
    • learn,
    • speedy,
    • ill-scented,
    • shortness of breath,
    • hussy,
    • luxuriate,
    • peregrine,
    • nonplus,
    • night,
    • designate,
    • overweight,
    • foxy,
    • excoriate,
    • strong-arm,
    • scheol,
    • consecrated,
    • wrick,
    • deflect,
    • groundless,
    • alienated,
    • send,
    • punk rock,
    • planetary,
    • negro,
    • actus reus,
    • lurid,
    • encroacher,
    • set apart,
    • foetid,
    • wildcat well,
    • consortium,
    • lagger,
    • lumberjack,
    • netherworld,
    • muddied,
    • go-cart,
    • agonising,
    • weightlifter,
    • die,
    • crotchet,
    • disgustful,
    • castaway,
    • challenger,
    • absorb,
    • swindle,
    • ominous,
    • uncivilized,
    • bawdy,
    • defiant,
    • rip,
    • autocrat,
    • promptly,
    • groovy,
    • grunter,
    • juvenile person,
    • mistrustful,
    • voracious,
    • distasteful,
    • uttermost,
    • lucifer,
    • goliath,
    • gazump,
    • wrench,
    • traitorously,
    • imprison,
    • grass,
    • no-account,
    • motiveless,
    • jumbled,
    • yard bird,
    • snap off,
    • adolescent,
    • ready,
    • roguishness,
    • nothingness,
    • cleanup,
    • nauseating,
    • corking,
    • drifting,
    • richly,
    • hugger-mugger,
    • manipulate,
    • give way,
    • backbite,
    • feral,
    • sting,
    • criminalise,
    • homicidal,
    • slowdown,
    • exhaust hood,
    • laboured,
    • trespass,
    • fall apart,
    • controversialist,
    • discover,
    • exterritorial,
    • puke,
    • suffer,
    • double-dyed,
    • slew,
    • extracurricular,
    • give away,
    • unlicenced,
    • find,
    • veer,
    • abrupt,
    • sodding,
    • crisp,
    • invalidate,
    • scourge,
    • eddy,
    • stand,
    • deviltry,
    • temp,
    • furious,
    • rate,
    • goddamned,
    • keen,
    • convey,
    • produce,
    • robustious,
    • vagrant,
    • wearying,
    • cloggy,
    • intrude on,
    • floating,
    • militant,
    • baldhead,
    • unsound,
    • give chase,
    • ramble,
    • brain,
    • weenie,
    • round,
    • fella,
    • imp,
    • federal agent,
    • legalise,
    • shamefaced,
    • bonnet,
    • zep,
    • incriminate,
    • deform,
    • juicy,
    • ambidextrous,
    • wary,
    • specious,
    • add-on,
    • fundament,
    • unconventional,
    • dispirited,
    • spell,
    • leave,
    • wolfish,
    • break out,
    • inauthentic,
    • inglorious,
    • incendiary bomb,
    • menacing,
    • tail,
    • dead set,
    • impenetrable,
    • wrecker,
    • rightful,
    • cap,
    • jerky,
    • hound,
    • stoop.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • wrongheaded,
    • roughneck,
    • malfeasant,
    • irritate,
    • jus gentium,
    • underhand,
    • malfeasor,
    • Crown law,
    • monstrous,
    • sob,
    • law of nations,
    • not kosher,
    • indirect,
    • scurvy,
    • evil,
    • bad hat,
    • Black-hearted,
    • censurable,
    • chargeable,
    • s.o.b.,
    • scalawag,
    • hit man,
    • undutiful,
    • shameful,
    • commend,
    • horrid,
    • rotter,
    • rowdy,
    • under-the-table,
    • distressing,
    • diabolical,
    • briber,
    • bounder,
    • irreverent,
    • buccaneer,
    • embezzler,
    • heinous,
    • abductor,
    • reptile,
    • banned,
    • misbranded,
    • sad,
    • flagrant,
    • inmate,
    • two-timer,
    • crafty,
    • encroach,
    • gruesome,
    • dishonest,
    • hellish,
    • civil law,
    • inauspicious,
    • incorrect,
    • impious,
    • ignominious,
    • not done,
    • international law,
    • violate,
    • revolutionary,
    • brutal,
    • transgress,
    • faulty,
    • Unduteous,
    • extortionate,
    • sinner,
    • untoward,
    • good-for-nothing,
    • dog,
    • equity,
    • offend,
    • sacrilegious,
    • opprobrious,
    • at fault,
    • injudicious,
    • excessive,
    • invade,
    • gunsel,
    • underhanded,
    • get,
    • mischievous,
    • unconscientious,
    • infernal,
    • injure,
    • commit,
    • unsavory,
    • penal,
    • unspeakable,
    • indecorous,
    • abominable,
    • intrude,
    • consecrate,
    • treacherous,
    • blackmailer,
    • implicated,
    • unpardonable,
    • unsanctioned,
    • out-of-line,
    • wretched,
    • malefic,
    • misappropriated,
    • Triable,
    • terrible,
    • scallywag,
    • unworthy,
    • contraband,
    • venal,
    • cruel,
    • infringe,
    • black market,
    • contrabandist,
    • jail bird,
    • diabolic,
    • break,
    • rank,
    • confide,
    • canon law,
    • ill,
    • hustler,
    • arraignable,
    • quisling,
    • repeater,
    • blackguardly,
    • inappropriate,
    • gaolbird,
    • reproachable,
    • hurtful,
    • immorally,
    • unseemly,
    • irreligious,
    • probationer,
    • sorry,
    • varlet,
    • dedicate,
    • off-color,
    • appalling,
    • doubtful,
    • evil-doer,
    • high,
    • skinhead,
    • profligate,
    • perfidious,
    • insidious,
    • off-base,
    • muscle,
    • proscribed,
    • wickedly,
    • rotten,
    • betrayer,
    • abnormal,
    • prohibited,
    • grisly,
    • apply,
    • Interdicted,
    • Justiciable,
    • black hat,
    • anomic,
    • low,
    • exorbitant,
    • Jus Civile,
    • deuce,
    • dissolute,
    • foul,
    • knavish,
    • unrepentant,
    • pitiful,
    • deceitful,
    • tricky,
    • unfortunate,
    • Picaroon,
    • Impeachable,
    • unfitting,
    • deceptive,
    • involved,
    • radical,
    • bandit,
    • unprincipled,
    • conspirator,
    • hangdog,
    • guileful,
    • flawed,
    • unfit,
    • miserable,
    • execrable,
    • PERP,
    • mug,
    • Disallowed,
    • incorrigible,
    • rat,
    • dreadful,
    • gallows bird,
    • assign,
    • conscienceless,
    • twist,
    • malicious,
    • outlawed,
    • brigand,
    • dear,
    • desecrate,
    • dark,
    • traitorous,
    • vile,
    • illegally,
    • unregenerate,
    • aberrant,
    • lapsed,
    • torpedo,
    • unsuitable,
    • Fiendish,
    • loathsome,
    • rough,
    • cur,
    • caitiff,
    • awful,
    • lamentable,
    • abusive,
    • ecclesiastical law,
    • feloniously,
    • unscrupulous,
    • disgraceful,
    • blamable,
    • irregular,
    • unforgivable,
    • outlandish,
    • savage,
    • atrocious,
    • duplicitous,
    • egregious,
    • sharp,
    • whitlow,
    • malevolent,
    • defective,
    • ravish,
    • guerilla,
    • profane,
    • bomber,
    • undue,
    • cad,
    • dubious,
    • magisterial,
    • unofficial,
    • Inculpated,
    • anarchist,
    • dishonourable,
    • inferior,
    • lex mercatoria,
    • administrative law,
    • commit crime,
    • larcenous,
    • to blame,
    • arrant,
    • nonlegal,
    • corrupted,
    • nihilist,
    • demonic,
    • Double dealer,
    • subversive,
    • fishy,
    • bend,
    • faithless,
    • bow,
    • blighter,
    • contravene,
    • nonconstitutional,
    • looter,
    • prohibitive,
    • statute law,
    • insupportable,
    • desperate criminal,
    • artful,
    • wretch,
    • scoundrelly,
    • ungodly,
    • shifty,
    • baddie,
    • curve,
    • Misdemeanant,
    • sinning,
    • questionable,
    • inside person,
    • devious,
    • ill-gotten,
    • Reprovable,
    • horrible,
    • entrust,
    • unholy,
    • consign,
    • slippery eel,
    • ne’er-do-well,
    • misfeasor,
    • baddy,
    • slippery,
    • arch,
    • shameless,
    • woeful,
    • dastardly,
    • infamous,
    • mischief-maker,
    • inexpedient,
    • soldier,
    • revert to,
    • work against,
    • bad actor,
    • venomous,
    • renegade,
    • Ill-got,
    • unskillful,
    • grim,
    • beastly,
    • impermissible,
    • naughty,
    • suspicious,
    • unallowed,
    • perpetrate,
    • Lex,
    • hideous,
    • evasive,
    • dishonorable,
    • disobey.

How to use «Criminal» in context?

When we think about criminals, we may conjure up images of people who have committed heinous crimes. However, the reality is that criminal behavior can take many different forms. In this article, we will discuss some of the most common types of criminal behavior and the consequences thereof.

Criminal behavior can take many different forms and can have a variety of consequences. Some of the most common types of criminal behavior are listed below.

1. Property crimes involve stealing or damaging property without intending to deprive the owner of its rightful use. These types of crimes can include burglary, theft, and vandalism.

Paraphrases for Criminal:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Noun, singular or mass
      felon.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      evil, jurisdictional.
    • Proper noun, singular
      crops, infractions.
    • Noun, plural
      goods, Adults, Charges, seniors, corners, investigations, matters, prisoners.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      matters.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      crime, delinquent, guilty, heinous, indictable, judicial, law-breaking, malicious, murderous, penal, punishable, punitive, reprehensible, repressive, sinful, wrongful, anti-crime, criminalized, crime-related.
    • Proper noun, singular
      crime, judicial, penal, Crimes.
    • Noun, plural
      Crimes, courts.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      arson, crime, crook, felony, gangster, mobster, penal, perpetrator, villain, PERP, criminal-law.

Homophones for Criminal:

  • charnel, corneal, corn oil, chrome yellow, cherimolla, coronal, cromwell, cornel, chari-nile, criminally, crenel, corneille, corn lily, carnal, creamy-yellow, cornmeal, caramel, carinal, criminal law, cranial, crenelle, cornwall, coronilla, ceremonial, ceremonially, Carron Oil, cornell.

Hyponym for Criminal:

  • n.

    • person
      principal.

Варианты (v1)

Варианты (v2)

  • criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl] прил

    1. уголовный, преступный, криминальный

      (penal, criminality, crime)

      • international criminal court – международный уголовный суд
      • criminal justice system – система уголовного правосудия
      • criminal investigation department – уголовный розыск
      • individual criminal responsibility – индивидуальная уголовная ответственность
      • new criminal code – новый уголовный кодекс
      • initiate criminal proceedings – возбуждать уголовное дело
      • criminal defense lawyer – уголовный адвокат
      • organized criminal groups – организованных преступных группировок
      • criminal abortion – криминальный аборт
    2. блатной

      (thieves)

  • criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl] сущ

    1. преступникм, злоумышленникм, уголовникм, уголовный преступник, преступницаж

      (offender, attacker, felon)

      • dangerous criminal – опасный преступник
      • ordinary criminals – заурядные уголовники
    2. уголовное дело

      (criminal case)

    3. криминалм, криминалитетм

      (crime, criminality)

      • petty criminal – мелкий криминал
  • criminal [ˈkrɪmɪnl] нареч

    1. преступно

adjective
уголовный criminal, penal, capital
преступный criminal, felonious, guilty, maleficent, culpable, flagitious
криминальный criminal
noun
преступник criminal, offender, culprit, perpetrator, delinquent, felon
уголовник criminal, jailbird, penal, gaol-bird
уголовный преступник criminal, felon, hook, indictable offender

Синонимы (v1)

Синонимы (v2)

  • criminal сущ

    • offender · perpetrator · felon · lawbreaker · malefactor · delinquent · culprit · evil doer
    • penal
    • illegal · outlaw · crook · lawless
    • unlawful · wrongful · felonious
    • wanted criminal

adjective

  • unlawful, illegal, illicit, lawless, felonious, delinquent, fraudulent, actionable, culpable, villainous, nefarious, corrupt, wrong, bad, evil, wicked, iniquitous, crooked, malfeasant
  • deplorable, shameful, reprehensible, disgraceful, inexcusable, unforgivable, unconscionable, unpardonable, outrageous, monstrous, shocking, scandalous, wicked
  • condemnable, vicious, reprehensible, deplorable
  • felonious

noun

  • lawbreaker, offender, villain, delinquent, felon, convict, malefactor, wrongdoer, culprit, miscreant, thief, burglar, robber, armed robber, gunman, gangster, terrorist, crook, con, jailbird, hood, yardbird, perp, malfeasant
  • outlaw, crook, felon, malefactor

Предложения со словом «criminal»

Or to predict who the next criminal would be?

Или же за прогнозирование следующего преступника ?

In this latest era of criminal justice reform, I often question and wonder why — why is it that so many believe that only those who have been convicted of nonviolent drug offenses merit empathy and recognized humanity?

В эпоху реформы уголовного правосудия я часто задаюсь вопросом и удивляюсь, почему так много людей верит, что только осуждённые за «мирный» оборот наркотиков заслуживают сочувствия и не отвергаются обществом.

Criminal justice reform is human justice.

Реформа уголовного правосудия — это правосудие людей.

It wasn’t until I arrived in graduate school and witnessed firsthand the criminal actions of scientists and engineers in the water crisis in Flint, Michigan that I realized how dangerous and yet surprisingly common this line of thinking really is.

Но когда я оказался в магистратуре и увидел преступные действия учёных и инженеров в отношении проблемы водоснабжения в городе Флинт, штат Мичиган, я осознал, насколько опасным и в то же время удивительно типичным бывает такой ход мысли.

Get a good job, or go back to the very criminal behavior that led him to prison in the first place?

Найти хорошую работу или же возвратиться к занятиям, изначально приведшим в тюрьму?

But misidentifying a suspected criminal is no laughing matter, nor is breaching civil liberties.

Но ошибочное определение уголовно подозреваемого — это не шутка и не просто нарушение гражданских свобод.

We know that there are two kinds of looting going on: looting by criminal elements like ISIL, and then more local looting by those that are desperate for money.

Есть два вида грабежей: разграбления, совершаемые преступными группами, например как ИГИЛ, и мародёрство, совершаемые местными, отчаянно нуждающимися в деньгах.

The United Nations estimates that 80 percent of it is from highly organized and ultrasophisticated criminal gangs.

По оценкам ООН, 80% атак совершаются сложно организованными и очень изощрёнными преступными группами.

And this was so flawlessly executed that they were moving between a half a million and a million and a half dollars per attempt into their criminal coffers.

И это было сделано настолько безупречно, что за один раз они переводили от полумиллиона до полутора миллионов долларов за одну операцию в свои преступные сундуки.

These criminal organizations operate like highly regimented, legitimate businesses.

Эти криминальные организации работают словно упорядоченный законный бизнес.

In a blog post, she positioned Bilal Bot as a new, inexpensive and beta alternative to the much more advanced GM Bot that was commonplace in the criminal underground.

В своём блоге она описала Bilal Bot как новый, недорогой и тестовый заменитель гораздо более продвинутому GM Bot, который был привычным в криминальном подполье.

And searching for African-American names is more likely to bring up ads suggesting criminal history, even when there is none.

Набирая в поисковике афро — американские имена, вероятность увидеть объявления криминального характера будет выше, даже там, где криминала нет.

And not one single criminal charge laid against him.

И ни по одному уголовному делу не предъявлено никаких обвинений.

The guy helps criminal organizations mule cocaine into Europe!

Этот парень помогает криминальным организациям тащить кокаин в Европу!

She was a criminal attorney with a private firm.

Она была адвокатом по уголовным делам в частной фирме.

He’d rarely met a criminal under these circumstances.

Он редко встречался с настоящими преступниками при таких обстоятельствах.

Confidentiality agreements won’t hold up in a criminal court.

Соглашение о конфиденциальности не имеет значения для уголовного суда.

I find behavioral tendencies in data and identify criminal patterns.

Я ищу поведенческие наклонности в данных и идентифицирую преступные образцы.

Former dictator and alleged war criminal

Бывший диктатор и предполагаемый военный преступник

A criminal psychologist set up weekly visits with him.

У него были назначены еженедельные встречи с криминальным психологом.

You’re under arrest for criminal possession of graffiti instruments.

Ты арестован за незаконное обладание инструментами для нанесения граффити.

You can expect well-coordinated and violent criminal activity.

Вам стоит ожидать хорошо скоординированную и жестокую криминальную активность.

Your phone bill shows calls from known criminal elements.

Ваш телефонный счёт отражает звонки от известных криминальных элементов.

He gave up his criminal activities and started racing competitively.

Он отказался от преступной деятельности и начал заниматься гонками.

Your team doesn’t represent players in criminal matters.

Игроки вашей команды не были привлечены к уголовному делу.

Personal involvement in a criminal case isn’t terribly professional.

Личное знакомство с жертвой уголовного расследования считается профессионально недопустимым.

There are people who want her indicted on criminal charges.

Есть люди, которые хотят предъявить ей уголовное обвинение.

He was embedded with the criminal underworld in Guangdong.

Он был внедрен в преступное сообщество китайской провинции Гуандун.

You had an NYPD officer involved in a criminal enterprise.

Вы столкнулись с офицером полиции, втянутым в преступную деятельность.

I know of your work with the International Criminal Court.

Я знаю о вашей работе с Международным Криминальным судом.

You should have come clean about your criminal record.

Зря не рассказал все начистоту о своем криминальном прошлом.

And only a big state criminal can do that job.

И только крупный государственный преступник может выполнять эту функцию.

That serum of yours turned him into a super criminal .

Эта твоя сыворотка превратила его в супер — преступника .

He’s a clinical researcher, not a criminal mastermind.

Он занимается клиническими исследованиями, а не планированием убийств.

In fact, these companies do not represent a special danger for the society, but if there appears aleader with obvious criminal tendencies, such a group begins to acquire negative features.

В действительности , эти компании не представляют особой опасности для общества, но если появляется лидер с преступными наклонностями очевидно, такая группа начинает приобретать отрицательные черты.

After the example of Ayrton we see that any criminal can reform.

На примере Айртона показано, что любой преступник может исправиться.

He cannot guess who the criminal is.

Он не может догадаться, кто преступник .

The Hall of Justice took up an entire block across from the criminal courts building.

Городской Зал правосудия занимал целый квартал и располагался напротив здания уголовного суда.

She was handpicked by a notorious fugitive to assist in expanding his criminal empire.

Ее выбрал известный преступник для расширения своей криминальной империи.

I got some thoughts on the criminal justice system…

У меня появилась парочка идей насчет системы уголовного правосудия…

It is the judge who then condemns the criminal to death or imprisonment, after the jury decides on his guilt or innocence.

Потом уже судья приговаривает преступника к смерти или тюрьме, если присяжные признают его виновным.

The entire case would hinge on the testimony of two criminal informants.

И все дело будет зависеть от показаний двух информаторов.

For years, the Global Criminal Tribunal at the Hague has sought charges against Silva for crimes against humanity.

Несколько лет Всемирный уголовный трибунал в Гааге стремился обвинить Сильву в преступлениях против человечества.

You were removed as the head of the Utah conservancy chapter for violent and criminal behavior.

Вас сняли с поста главы по охране природы штата Юты за насилие и преступное поведение.

The head of this alleged law enforcement organization is a murderer, and a member of a massive criminal conspiracy.

Глава нашего полицейского управления убийца и член огромной криминальной тайной организации.

Did he tie in to some kind of criminal conspiracy that resulted in the Nite Owl massacre?

Не могла ли стать причиной убийства его связь с какой — нибудь преступной группировкой?

He was a criminal psychologist at Northeastern University and he frequently consulted for the Boston Police Department.

Он был психологом — криминалистом Северо — восточного университета и часто консультировал Бостонское полицейское управление.

A career criminal with a record like his, He’s gotta be an encyclopedia of intel on tons of other cases.

Преступник с таким послужным списком должен знать массу всего о сотне других дел.

Rumor had it that his daughter had inherited his brains and aptitude for anticipating the criminal mind.

Говорили, что дочь унаследовала его ум и способность предвидеть действия правонарушителей.

Bennett’s primary sources for normal criminal activity were the teleprinters for the various European news services.

Основным источником сведений Беннетта о преступной деятельности были телепринтеры различных европейских служб новостей.

Failure to secure His Majesty’s gunpowder against the enemy is a criminal offence.

Неспособность обеспечить сохранность пороха Его величества от врага является уголовным преступлением .

Unless you’re suggesting this android possesses human-like tendencies toward criminal behavior.

Или вы считаете, что этому андроиду присущи человеческие склонности к преступному поведению?

Any chance the Snow King traded in his criminal reign for the path of righteousness?

Какова вероятность, что Снежный Король променял своё криминальное царство на путь добродетели?

The criminal Chien Mow has been guilty of sedition and shall receive his just punishment.

Негодяй Цзянь Моу виновен в измене и должен понести заслуженное наказание.

It was usually submitted to a judge when he was considering what sentence to give a convicted criminal .

Ее обыкновенно представляли судье, когда тот решал, какую меру наказания применить к осужденному.

A prim-looking sort from Criminal Anthropometry was lost in thought in front of the piano, as though trying to recall a tune.

Чопорный тип из Криминальной антропометрии задумчиво стоял у рояля, словно пытаясь вспомнить какой — то мотив.

It has brought human beings to acts of criminal folly as well as the highest achievements of goodness and creativity.

Она подводила людей к актам преступного безумия, а также к высшим достижениям добра и творчества.

Referred from the criminal justice system for appraisal with regard to his fitness to plead and stand trial.

Направлен пенитенциарной системой для оценки его пригодности для судебного разбирательства.

What is common between a 22 year old criminal , a 57 year old alcoholic and an ordinary decent citizen in his middle ages?

Что общего у 22 — летнего бывшего уголовника, у 57 — летнего алкоголика и обычного благопристойного горожанина средних лет?

I need proof that Reybold acted with criminal intent.

Мне нужны доказательства, что Райболд действовал с криминальным умыслом.

  • corrupt
  • deplorable
  • illegal
  • illegitimate
  • illicit
  • immoral
  • scandalous
  • senseless
  • unlawful
  • vicious
  • bent
  • heavy
  • racket
  • wildcat
  • wrong
  • caught
  • crooked
  • culpable
  • dirty
  • hung up
  • indictable
  • iniquitous
  • nefarious
  • off base
  • out of line
  • peccant
  • shady
  • smoking gun
  • unrighteous
  • villainous
  • wicked
  • convict
  • crook
  • culprit
  • felon
  • fugitive
  • gangster
  • hoodlum
  • hooligan
  • lawbreaker
  • mobster
  • offender
  • thug
  • baddie
  • baddy
  • bad guy
  • bad person
  • blackmailer
  • con
  • delinquent
  • desperado
  • deuce
  • evildoer
  • guerilla
  • heavy
  • hood
  • hustler
  • jailbird
  • malefactor
  • mug
  • muscle
  • outlaw
  • racketeer
  • repeater
  • scofflaw
  • sinner
  • transgressor
  • trespasser
  • wrongdoer
  • yardbird
  • bad actor
  • black marketeer
  • ex-con
  • inside person
  • slippery eel

On this page you’ll find 175 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to criminal, such as: corrupt, deplorable, illegal, illegitimate, illicit, and immoral.

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Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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WORDS RELATED TO CRIMINAL

  • banned
  • criminal
  • illicit
  • unconstitutional
  • unlawful
  • base
  • corrupt
  • criminal
  • delinquent
  • evil
  • iniquitous
  • mean
  • reprobate
  • sinful
  • vicious
  • vile
  • villainous
  • wicked
  • wrong
  • antagonist
  • antihero
  • bad actor
  • bad person
  • baddie
  • baddy
  • cad
  • con
  • convict
  • criminal
  • crook
  • felon
  • gangster
  • gunman
  • hoodlum
  • knave
  • lawbreaker
  • malefactor
  • miscreant
  • offender
  • reprobate
  • robber
  • rogue
  • ruffian
  • scoundrel
  • thief
  • villain
  • wrongdoer
  • base
  • corrupt
  • criminal
  • delinquent
  • evil
  • iniquitous
  • mean
  • reprobate
  • sinful
  • vicious
  • vile
  • villainous
  • wicked
  • wrong
  • brigand
  • criminal
  • crook
  • desperado
  • forager
  • gangster
  • gunperson
  • highwayperson
  • hijacker
  • holdup person
  • hooligan
  • marauder
  • mobster
  • outlaw
  • pillager
  • pirate
  • plunderer
  • racketeer
  • raider
  • ravager
  • robber
  • villain
  • brigands
  • criminals
  • crooks
  • desperadoes
  • foragers
  • gangsters
  • gunpersons
  • highwaypersons
  • hijackers
  • holdup persons
  • hooligans
  • marauders
  • mobsters
  • outlaws
  • pillagers
  • pirates
  • plunderers
  • racketeers
  • raiders
  • ravagers
  • robbers
  • villains

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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