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Meaning of bounty hunter
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bounty hunter (n)
someone who pursues fugitives or criminals for whom a reward is offered
a hunter who kills predatory wild animals in order to collect a bounty
bounty hunter Sentence Examples
- The bounty hunter tracked down fugitives across state lines, capturing them for the reward.
- In the Old West, bounty hunters were often hired to apprehend outlaws and bring them to justice.
- The gritty bounty hunter prowled the city streets, always on the lookout for his next target.
- In science fiction stories, bounty hunters roam the galaxy, chasing down intergalactic criminals for profit.
- The protagonist of the novel was a skilled bounty hunter with a troubled past, seeking redemption with every capture.
- As a bounty hunter, he operated with a strict code of ethics, ensuring that his targets received a fair trial.
- The bounty hunter's reputation preceded him, striking fear into the hearts of those who dared to cross him.
- Despite the dangers of the profession, many were drawn to the lucrative lifestyle of a bounty hunter.
- The bounty hunter relied on cunning and intuition to outsmart his adversaries and claim his rewards.
- In the dystopian future depicted in the film, society had devolved into chaos, with bounty hunters serving as the only semblance of law and order.
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someone who pursues fugitives or criminals for whom a reward is offered, a hunter who kills predatory wild animals in order to collect a bounty
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The bounty hunter tracked down fugitives across state lines, capturing them for the reward.
In the Old West, bounty hunters were often hired to apprehend outlaws and bring them to justice.
The gritty bounty hunter prowled the city streets, always on the lookout for his next target.
In science fiction stories, bounty hunters roam the galaxy, chasing down intergalactic criminals for profit.
