dastardly
cowardly; meanly base; sneaking: a dastardly act.
Origin of dastardly
1Other words from dastardly
- das·tard·li·ness, noun
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How to use dastardly in a sentence
Spider-Man foiled Lizard’s dastardly plan to turn humanity scaly and turned him back into Connors using an antidote.
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British Dictionary definitions for dastardly
/ (ˈdæstədlɪ) /
mean and cowardly
Derived forms of dastardly
- dastardliness, noun
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