dastard Antonyms
Meaning of dastard
dastard (n)
a despicable coward
dastard (s)
despicably cowardly
dastard (n.)
One who meanly shrinks from danger; an arrant coward; a poltroon.
dastard (a.)
Meanly shrinking from danger; cowardly; dastardly.
dastard (v. t.)
To dastardize.
dastard Sentence Examples
- He was branded a dastard after betraying his comrades in the heat of battle.
- The villainous character in the story was portrayed as a cunning dastard, always scheming to achieve his own selfish ends.
- His cowardly actions earned him the reputation of a dastard among his peers.
- The dastardly act of stealing from the elderly left a stain on his otherwise unblemished record.
- The dastard resorted to underhanded tactics to undermine his opponent's credibility.
- Despite his outwardly charming demeanor, he revealed himself to be a dastard when faced with adversity.
- The protagonist vowed to confront the dastard who had wronged her family.
- His dastardly deeds caught up with him when the truth was finally revealed to the public.
- The dastard showed no remorse for his actions, displaying a complete lack of moral integrity.
- The townsfolk shunned the dastard, unwilling to associate with someone of such low character.
FAQs About the word dastard
a despicable coward, despicably cowardlyOne who meanly shrinks from danger; an arrant coward; a poltroon., Meanly shrinking from danger; cowardly; dastardly., T
coward, chicken, poltroon, funk, cur, sissy,craven, sneak, wimp, cream puff
valiant, stalwart, hero,hero, valiant, stalwart,, daredevil,daredevil
He was branded a dastard after betraying his comrades in the heat of battle.
The villainous character in the story was portrayed as a cunning dastard, always scheming to achieve his own selfish ends.
His cowardly actions earned him the reputation of a dastard among his peers.
The dastardly act of stealing from the elderly left a stain on his otherwise unblemished record.
