bandits (Meaning)

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bandits (pl.)

of Bandit

The notorious bandits terrorized the frontier, robbing stagecoaches and homesteads alike.
The outlaws disguised themselves as businessmen to evade the law, but their banditry was soon uncovered.
The sheriff assembled a posse to track down the bandits who had stolen a fortune in gold.
The villagers lived in constant fear of the bandits, who would raid their homes and steal their possessions.
The captain of the bandit gang devised a cunning plan to evade capture.
The masked bandits seized control of the train, holding the passengers hostage for ransom.
The bandit leader was known for his cold-blooded ruthlessness, leaving no witnesses behind.
The bandits' hideout was located in a secluded canyon, where they stashed their loot.
Despite intense manhunts, the bandits remained elusive, vanishing into the wilderness like ghosts.
The legend of the bandits, their daring heists and their bloody encounters, was passed down through generations.

of Bandit

pirates, thieves,robbers, looters, stealers, highwaymen, plunderers, marauders, pillagers, housebreakers

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The notorious bandits terrorized the frontier, robbing stagecoaches and homesteads alike.

The outlaws disguised themselves as businessmen to evade the law, but their banditry was soon uncovered.

The sheriff assembled a posse to track down the bandits who had stolen a fortune in gold.

The villagers lived in constant fear of the bandits, who would raid their homes and steal their possessions.