beggestere (Meaning)
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beggestere (n.)
A beggar.
Synonyms & Antonyms of beggestere
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beggestere Sentence Examples
- The merchant employed a sly beggestere to swindle unsuspecting travelers.
- The crafty beggestere posed as a destitute widow to evoke pity from passersby.
- The beggestere's elaborate tales of woe were designed to manipulate hearts and loosen purse strings.
- The king's guards apprehended the beggestere for attempting to fleece a wealthy nobleman.
- The judge condemned the beggestere to the stocks as punishment for his deceit.
- The townfolk despised the beggestere for exploiting their compassion and ruining their reputation.
- The beggestere's former friends abandoned him, disgusted by his dishonesty.
- The beggestere was forced to beg on the streets, his once-sharp wits dulled by years of deception.
- The church refused to offer the beggestere absolution, deeming him an unrepentant sinner.
- The old beggestere died alone and forgotten, a testament to the futility of his cunning.
FAQs About the word beggestere
A beggar.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The merchant employed a sly beggestere to swindle unsuspecting travelers.
The crafty beggestere posed as a destitute widow to evoke pity from passersby.
The beggestere's elaborate tales of woe were designed to manipulate hearts and loosen purse strings.
The king's guards apprehended the beggestere for attempting to fleece a wealthy nobleman.
