evildoer
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- evildoing noun
Etymology
Origin of evildoer
Example Sentences
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That too many pardon the worst sins of the wealthiest evildoers is the fatal social flaw “The Beast in Me” observes with a piercing stare.
From Salon
The second characteristic is that these evildoers are brainiacs, they're incredibly intelligent.
From Salon
This season's main evildoers are dirty ex-cops helped by a bent congressman.
From Salon
The last stand against tyranny is The Lamplighters League, a bunch of “misfits and scoundrels” with the particular sets of skills needed to stop the evildoers.
From Seattle Times
And in that role, like many of history's greatest villains and evildoers, they also believe that they are the victims when in fact they are the victimizers.
From Salon
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