Lawbreakers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAWBREAKERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LAWBREAKER, a person who violates the law
• a person who breaks the law.

Words related to LAWBREAKERS

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How to use LAWBREAKERS in a sentence

• The Mounted did not choose the easy way of killing lawbreakers because of the difficulty of capturing them.
• In the middle of the room assorted lawbreakers gathered round a table were playing fan-tan at the top of their lungs.
• Yet you yourself are lawless as the worst law-breakers.
• Young Whitney had slain one of their number, and though the law-breakers themselves had suffered the most, they felt bitter resentment toward the family.
• Now you know that, however much I may wish to let things proceed smoothly, I will never identify myself with the law-breakers.
• At the earliest dawn the stockmen could be so placed that, as the commander believed, nearly if not quite all of the law-breakers would be corralled.
• Yet he has never been seen in the company of any known law-breakers.
• They were inclined to regard those engaged as worthy patriots rather than as law-breakers.
• In his own profession he recognized the trials of law-breakers only as experiments which went to establish and explain a general principle.
• I have been working with laws against law-breakers.
• Offenders were not merely law-breakers, but sinners, and their offences ranged from such as wore long hair to such as dealt in witchcraft and sorcery.
• As the Sherman law now stands, no two business men can arrange their mutual affairs and be sure that they are not law-breakers.
• Cynewulf heard the Rood tell how long ago it was hewn down, ordained to lift up the evil-doers, to bear the law-breakers.
• She was young, she was possessed of a weird and haunting beauty, she had no women friends, no relations, and no companions but a set of law-breakers, all of whom were men.
• And since the prohibition laws have gone into effect, another crop of law-breakers has sprung up on every hand.
• Among its people are toilers and idlers, laws and lawbreakers, thieves and highwaymen, grand folk and plain folk.
• At this time Chile and the Argentine had not yet accepted the principle of extradition, and remained the Mecca of the lawbreakers of the world.
• Instances have been known where policemen received, regularly, money payments from law-breakers whom they did not arrest.
• In case of conviction the penalty does not extend further than removal from office, but such person may be tried in the civil courts as other lawbreakers.
• When I saw your party I thought you were the lawbreakers, so I up and let go.
• Yes, he would smite these lawbreakers hip and thigh, whatever their superficial claims to his respect, whatever their worldly position.
• But he could act with surprising suddenness, and that made him always an uncertain factor, so that lawbreakers feared him as they feared nightmares.
• The officials of the city were careless in punishing offenders, indeed they were powerless to do so, and the lawbreakers knew this.
• I gathered from conversation I overheard that they stumbled into this place while searching for me and then they were taken partly into the confidence of the lawbreakers.
• We declare against this intolerable system of protection of lawbreakers.
• In the eye of the Japanese law, these men were put to death, not as Christians, but as law-breakers and as dangerous political conspirators.

Similar words containing LAWBREAKER without suffix s

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