bezonian (Meaning)
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bezonian (n.)
A low fellow or scoundrel; a beggar.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bezonian
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bezonian Sentence Examples
- The cowardly bezonian hid behind his comrades, refusing to face his opponent.
- The haughty lord sneered at the humble bezonian, deeming him unworthy of his attention.
- The cunning bezonian plotted to overthrow his master, seeking to claim power for himself.
- The treacherous bezonian betrayed his fellow soldiers, leaving them to be slaughtered by the enemy.
- The deceitful bezonian whispered lies and slander, poisoning the minds of the innocent.
- The cowardly bezonian fled the battlefield, leaving his allies to fight and die alone.
- The disdainful bezonian regarded the peasant with contempt, dismissing them as worthless beings.
- The desperate bezonian begged for mercy, pleading for his life from those he had wronged.
- The infamous bezonian was known for his treachery and deceit, earning the scorn of all who knew him.
- The spiteful bezonian harbored a deep hatred for his rival, plotting to ruin him at any cost.
FAQs About the word bezonian
A low fellow or scoundrel; a beggar.
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No antonyms found.
The cowardly bezonian hid behind his comrades, refusing to face his opponent.
The haughty lord sneered at the humble bezonian, deeming him unworthy of his attention.
The cunning bezonian plotted to overthrow his master, seeking to claim power for himself.
The treacherous bezonian betrayed his fellow soldiers, leaving them to be slaughtered by the enemy.
