highwaymen Synonyms
Strongest:
- pirates
- brigands
- desperadoes
- felons
- lawbreakers
- bandits
- thugs
- ruffians
- malefactors
- hoodlums
- desperados
- perpetrators
- assassins
- gunmen
- outlaws
- criminals
- gangsters
- offenders
- crooks
Strong:
- racketeers
- mobsters
- thieves
- scoundrels
- bravos
- perps
- rowdies
- bullies
- gorillas
- bravoes
- roughnecks
- yobs
- swindlers
- robbers
- hoods
- cutthroats
- pickpockets
- hooligans
- gangstas
- villains
- goons
- gangbangers
- yobboes
- toughs
- punks
- mafiosi
- yobbos
Weak:
highwaymen Meaning
Webster
highwaymen (pl.)
of Highwayman
highwaymen Sentence Examples
- The notorious highwaymen terrorized travelers along the desolate road, robbing them of their valuables.
- The legend of Robin Hood, the benevolent highwayman who stole from the rich to give to the poor, has been passed down through generations.
- The highwaymen lurked in shadowy forests, waiting for unsuspecting victims to pass by.
- A group of highwaymen held up a stagecoach, taking the passengers hostage and demanding a hefty ransom.
- The authorities were relentless in their pursuit of the elusive highwaymen, determined to put an end to their criminal activities.
- The highwaymen's secret hideout was discovered, leading to a violent confrontation with the law.
- Rumors spread of a daring female highwayman who disguised herself as a man to avoid capture.
- The highwaymen's reign of terror came to an abrupt end when their leader was killed in a shootout with the sheriff's deputies.
- The tales of highwaymen and their exploits continue to fascinate and intrigue writers and historians alike.
- Despite being ruthless and feared, some highwaymen were said to have a code of honor, sparing the lives of their victims if they cooperated willingly.
FAQs About the word highwaymen
of Highwayman
pirates, brigands, desperadoes, felons, lawbreakers,bandits, thugs, ruffians, malefactors, hoodlums
No antonyms found.
The notorious highwaymen terrorized travelers along the desolate road, robbing them of their valuables.
The legend of Robin Hood, the benevolent highwayman who stole from the rich to give to the poor, has been passed down through generations.
The highwaymen lurked in shadowy forests, waiting for unsuspecting victims to pass by.
A group of highwaymen held up a stagecoach, taking the passengers hostage and demanding a hefty ransom.
