caitiff Sentence Examples
- The villain's **cowardice** was on full display as he fled the battlefield.
- The bully's **despicable** behavior towards the younger children earned him scorn from everyone.
- The king denounced the traitor as a **treacherous** scoundrel.
- The hero stood firm against the **wretched** villain, refusing to back down.
- The villagers were disgusted by the **cruel** actions of the bandits.
- The general declared the enemy soldiers to be **cowardly** for breaking the truce.
- The queen accused the advisor of being a **deceitful** manipulator.
- The prisoner endured years of **miserable** treatment in the dungeon.
- The detective exposed the criminal's **nefarious** plot.
- The citizens united to fight against the **oppressive** regime.
caitiff Meaning
caitiff (n)
a cowardly and despicable person
caitiff (s)
despicably mean and cowardly
caitiff (a.)
Captive; wretched; unfortunate.
Base; wicked and mean; cowardly; despicable.
caitiff (n.)
A captive; a prisoner.
A wretched or unfortunate man.
A mean, despicable person; one whose character meanness and wickedness meet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of caitiff
Synonyms:
- cutthroat
- hooligan
- convict
- goon
- wrongdoer
- racketeer
- gunman
- heel
- perp
- jailbird
- transgressor
- lawbreaker
- sinner
- rowdy
- culprit
- malefactor
- bravo
- hoodlum
- con
- lowlife
- viper
- villainess
- cad
- rough
- stinker
- outlaw
- snake
- trespasser
- desperado
- serpent
- ruffian
- felon
- tough
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word caitiff
a cowardly and despicable person, despicably mean and cowardlyCaptive; wretched; unfortunate., Base; wicked and mean; cowardly; despicable., A captive; a prison
criminal, devil, wretch,villain, beast, savage, offender, monster, brute, knave
innocent,innocent,hero, angel, saint, hero, saint, angel,
The villain's **cowardice** was on full display as he fled the battlefield.
The bully's **despicable** behavior towards the younger children earned him scorn from everyone.
The king denounced the traitor as a **treacherous** scoundrel.
The hero stood firm against the **wretched** villain, refusing to back down.
