Villain is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VILLAIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• To debase; to degrade.
NOUN:
• a malevolent evildoer, also VILLAN
• (in a film, novel, or play) a character whose evil actions or motives are important to the plot
• a criminal
• the person or thing responsible for specified problems, harm, or damage
• wicked person
• One who holds lands by a base, or servile, tenure, or in villenage; a feudal tenant of the lowest class, a bondman or servant.
• A baseborn or clownish person; a boor.
• A vile, wicked person; a man extremely depraved, and capable or guilty of great crimes; a deliberate scoundrel; a knave; a rascal; a scamp.
• a wicked or evil person; someone who does evil deliberately
• the principal bad character in a film or work of fiction
ADJECTIVE:
• Villainous.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cruelly malicious person

Words related to VILLAIN

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Words that contain VILLAIN

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How to use VILLAIN in a sentence

• I have been a villain too long to leave off lightly.
• IRVING has elected to play villain in a new mystery play by Mr.
• There was an old villain of a shanty-keeper that lived on a back creek.
• What is certain is that he was with reason regarded as a formidable and dangerous villain who had many crimes, committed in distant seas, to answer for.
• As for leaving the country, I might easily have done it, but I could not think of leaving you to the snares and windings of that villain.
• At length, however, the inhuman villain began to find, when it was too late, that his ferocity, in spite of the terror which it occasioned, was soon likely to empty his school.
• If the villain has been suspicious of his foes, and that is probable, we must find out what steps he has taken.
• Anyone watching would have pronounced him the most hardened villain in existence.
• His only regret was that he had not been allowed to shoot Curly, and thus rid the earth of another villain.
• It is necessary for me to be present at the trial of that villain, Curly, and that will take some time.
• The golden-haired son of the house, aged seven, vows eternal vengeance on the spot, and follows one villain after another to his doom.
• Who is the villain? Is the villain another person, nature or society? 3.
• Mademoiselle Stangerson was herself helpless in the hands of such a villain.
• But no one ever described Thersites, or any private person who was a villain, as suffering everlasting punishment, or as incurable.
• The villain had escaped, and without striking a blow.
• She had just completed a paragraph in which the villain appears when she became aware of someone standing near.
• I have been a villain, a worse villain than you think.
• He held in his brazen grip a creature whom he considered worse than the most devilish of African devils, a villain who had been going to kill Cheditafa.
• He was a hardened villain, never exhibiting the slightest compunction for his crime.
• I felt that in those softly spoken words he had pronounced the doom of the fugitive villain.
• What do you gain by cursing Nick For playing her such a scurvy trick? Better go out and some villain find Who serves the devil, and beat him blind.
• In this den the villain remained for a few weeks, and during this time seemed to enjoy himself as if he had never committed a murder.
• A deep, uncompromising hatred of kings is seen in every drama, where invariably a tyrant figures as the villain.
• Here was a sinister villain distracted between avarice and revenge, and sore puzzled which way to turn.
• When the detective asked Jem Davies to watch the lawn, he never suspected that the clergyman was the villain who had been concerned in that explosion.
• Consciously a villain, he regarded himself still as a man who was struggling for his rights.
• But the truth is, that his language is such as a skilful villain would naturally use, a mixture of airy triumph and serious deposition.

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