mafioso Synonyms
mafioso Meaning
mafioso (n)
a member of the Sicilian Mafia
a member of the Mafia crime syndicate in the United States
mafioso (n.)
A member of the maffia.
mafioso Sentence Examples
- The notorious mafioso, known as "Scarface," controlled a vast criminal empire in New York City.
- The young lawyer was threatened by a mafioso who demanded protection money from his client.
- Rumors whispered through the town that the enigmatic mayor was secretly a mafioso.
- The police launched a major investigation into the activities of a powerful mafioso named "Don Vito."
- The witness hesitated to testify against the mafioso, fearing for her life and that of her family.
- The FBI infiltrated the mafioso's organization, gathering evidence to bring him to justice.
- The journalist exposed the corrupt connections between politicians and mafiosos, sparking a public outcry.
- The mafioso's lavish mansion was raided by police, revealing a hidden cache of illegal weapons.
- The prosecutor faced threats and intimidation from the mafioso's associates, but remained steadfast in his pursuit of justice.
- The trial against the mafioso was a high-stakes affair, with the outcome shaping the future of organized crime in the city.
FAQs About the word mafioso
a member of the Sicilian Mafia, a member of the Mafia crime syndicate in the United StatesA member of the maffia.
hoodlum,gangster, mobster, ruffian, blackmailer, extortionist, button man, thug, extortioner,racketeer
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The notorious mafioso, known as "Scarface," controlled a vast criminal empire in New York City.
The young lawyer was threatened by a mafioso who demanded protection money from his client.
Rumors whispered through the town that the enigmatic mayor was secretly a mafioso.
The police launched a major investigation into the activities of a powerful mafioso named "Don Vito."
