Rascality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RASCALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• rascally conduct, also RASCALISM
• mischievous or dishonest behaviour or activity
• mischievous, disreputable, or dishonest character, behaviour, or action
• The quality or state of being rascally, or a rascal; mean trickishness or dishonesty; base fraud.
• The poorer and lower classes of people.
• the trait of indulging in disreputable pranks
• the quality of being a slippery rascal
• reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• rabble

Words related to RASCALITY

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How to use RASCALITY in a sentence

• It is enough that they were apprehended for some rascality.
• All the same, there are degrees of rascality, and there is no one who has sinned against every law of decency and respect for his fellows like Phineas Duge.
• Justice forever! Rascal that he was, according to the word of General Saterges, it was rascality which the General could pardon.
• This Faifeu was a kind of Villon of Anjou, who excelled in all kinds of rascality, and who might possibly have taught it even to the gipsies themselves.
• He evidently is not confined to one department of rascality.
• He certainly is not confined to one department of rascality.
• In addition to this rascality, it can not appear very creditable to the citizens of Steuben County, that Capt.
• But nothing beyond that one rascality has yet been proved against them, and for that they were sent to jail for twenty years as you know.
• WESSNER, a Dutch timber-thief who wants rascality made easy.
• There is no such thing as theft or rascality in Mirgorod, so everybody hangs upon his fence whatever strikes his fancy.
• The courts rapidly lost their power, and the worst people, both Americans and Creoles, practised every kind of rascality with impunity.
• Indeed the overseers all and several were suspected from time to time of drunkenness, waste, theft and miscellaneous rascality.
• He was struck by the sly rascality of the professional criminal, but he thought little of it at the time.
• Once outside the wall of Paris, I was in the Banlieu, that zone of rascality whose inhabitants are all suspected by the police and live under the ban.
• The two had sworn to stand by each other, in all times of need and in all matters of rascality.
• He is seen in his ferocity and gentleness, in his rascality and nobility, in his boyhood, manhood, and old age, and in his wisdom and ignorance.
• The Indians had paid dearly, in numbers killed, for their rascality.
• From the comic rascality of Leporello to the unearthly terrors of the closing scene is a vast step, but Mozart is equally at home in both.
• As I understand it, you have forbidden his confronting Jerrold with the proofs of his rascality until I get there.
• But in his rascality and the lawlessness of his conduct there was no moderation or abatement.
• We ought to put some stop to the killing and general rascality up there in the settlement.
• If I am guilty of no rascality why should I not be compensated for toiling to introduce an invention which I thought to be of so much advantage to the World.
• He did not come to believe that every man was a rascal, but, in more general terms, that there is a great deal more rascality in this world than one would be willing to believe.
• In all undertakings he was exceedingly hot-headed and exceedingly fickle, and besides this he possessed the rascality of his mother and of the Syrians, to which race she belonged.
• The detected scoundrel fled from the place where his rascality had been exposed, to seek some other locality, where the mingled jeers and curses of his dupes would be unheard.
• And then he made Augustus do it for him! In my mind he has been so clever that he ought to be forgiven all his rascality.
• In his dreams Haynes always reviewed his hopes of successful villainy, or else found himself trying to put through some new bit of profound rascality.
• Mosenstein for opening his eyes to the rascality of his son-in-law.
• But the rascality of a business partner had sent the father to the grave bankrupt, the son to the slave-market to satisfy the creditors.
• It was well understood that Bettys meant precisely what he said, and that he always had a band of refugees ready to support him in any rascality he might conceive.
• It only required rascality, pure and simple, under the existing conditions, to accomplish this scheme, and he found in the results nothing left to be desired.
• I will lay the iniquities of this Russian system of rascality before Benjamin Disraeli.
• This girl was left an orphan early, and through the rascality of her guardian found herself penniless at seventeen.
• She was dressed as a young man and had no clothing impediments, and as a young man she was better able to travel down with racing rascality.

Similar words containing RASCAL without suffix ity

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