facinorous Synonyms
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facinorous Meaning
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facinorous (a.)
Atrociously wicked.
facinorous Sentence Examples
- The facinorous felons were apprehended by the intrepid authorities after a daring heist.
- The facinorous plot was foiled at the eleventh hour, thanks to the vigilance of the secret service.
- The villain's facinorous deeds were exposed by the intrepid reporter, leading to his downfall.
- The facinorous act of arson caused widespread devastation and left many homeless.
- The facinorous attack on the innocent civilians was met with widespread condemnation and outrage.
- The government's facinorous policies led to economic collapse and widespread poverty.
- The facinorous behavior of the rebellious students disrupted classes and created a hostile learning environment.
- The facinorous acts of animal cruelty committed by the callous rancher sparked public outrage and calls for justice.
- The facinorous actions of the corrupt politician led to his impeachment and removal from office.
- The facinorous nature of the crime shocked the community and left them reeling from its aftermath.
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Atrociously wicked.
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The facinorous felons were apprehended by the intrepid authorities after a daring heist.
The facinorous plot was foiled at the eleventh hour, thanks to the vigilance of the secret service.
The villain's facinorous deeds were exposed by the intrepid reporter, leading to his downfall.
The facinorous act of arson caused widespread devastation and left many homeless.
