baddy Sentence Examples
- The baddy in the movie was a sinister villain who wreaked havoc on the city.
- The police were hot on the trail of the notorious baddy, who had eluded them for years.
- The hero emerged victorious in the climactic battle against the formidable baddy.
- The unsuspecting victim was unaware of the baddy's true intentions, which would soon become apparent.
- The baddy's cunning plan to rob the bank was foiled by the detective's quick thinking.
- The children were terrified by the baddy's menacing presence in the park.
- The baddy was able to escape justice due to a lack of evidence against him.
- The baddy's reign of terror came to an end when he was captured and imprisoned.
- The baddy's motives remained a mystery, leaving the authorities puzzled.
- The baddy's actions left an irreparable scar on the community, forever changing its landscape.
baddy Meaning
baddy
an opponent of the hero (as in fiction or motion pictures), a bad person or thing
Synonyms & Antonyms of baddy
Synonyms:
- wrongdoer
- malefactor
- felon
- convict
- meany
- meanie
- hoodlum
- culprit
- trespasser
- varlet
- con
- scallywag
- perpetrator
- villainess
- loser
- outlaw
- transgressor
- sinner
- lawbreaker
- rough
- cutthroat
- jailbird
- cad
- gunman
- ruffian
- rapscallion
- criminal
- hound
- crook
- no-good
- blackguard
- serpent
- offender
- tough
- hooligan
- fiend
- racketeer
- heel
- snake
- desperado
- perp
- bandit
- viper
- goon
- devil
- nazi
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word baddy
an opponent of the hero (as in fiction or motion pictures), a bad person or thing
villain, monster, savage, assassin, miscreant, scalawag,brute, gangster, reprobate, knave
innocent, hero, saint,angel,
The baddy in the movie was a sinister villain who wreaked havoc on the city.
The police were hot on the trail of the notorious baddy, who had eluded them for years.
The hero emerged victorious in the climactic battle against the formidable baddy.
The unsuspecting victim was unaware of the baddy's true intentions, which would soon become apparent.
