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31godlessly — adv. wickedly, evilly, villainously; heretically, in an atheistic manner …
32infamously — adv. disreputably; shamefully, indecently; villainously …
33knavishly — adv. in an untrustworthy manner, villainously, deceitfully; mischievously (Archaic) …
34villain — [ vɪlən] noun 1》 a wicked person or a person guilty of a crime. ↘(in a play or novel) a character whose evil actions or motives are important to the plot. 2》 archaic variant spelling of villein. Derivatives villainous adjective villainously… …
35villainous — /ˈvɪlənəs/ (say viluhnuhs) adjective 1. having the character of a villain. 2. relating to or befitting a villain. 3. base; wicked; vile. 4. very bad or unpleasant: villainous weather. –villainously, adverb –villainousness, noun …
36villainous — [vil′ənəs] adj. 1. of, like, or characteristic of a villain; evil; wicked 2. very bad, disagreeable, or objectionable villainously adv …
37villainous — adj. 1 characteristic of a villain; wicked. 2 colloq. abominably bad; vile (villainous weather). Derivatives: villainously adv. villainousness n …
38black hat — noun 1. : villain 5 2. : a mark or symbol of villainy corporate executives tired of wearing the black hat for their environmentalist opponents * * * Informal. 1. a villain, as in a cowboy movie; bad guy. Cf. white hat. 2 …
39villanous — villˈainous or villˈanous adjective 1. Of the nature of, like, or suited to a villain 2. Detestable, vile adverb (Shakespeare) Villainously • • • Main Entry: ↑villain …
