malefactors (Meaning)

malefactors

felon, one who does ill toward another, one who commits an offense against the law, one who does evil, one who is guilty of a crime or offense

No weak antonyms found.

The detective pursued the cunning malefactors, determined to bring them to justice.
The town's inhabitants lived in constant fear of the notorious malefactors who roamed the streets.
The king dispatched his finest knights to apprehend the band of malefactors who had terrorized the countryside.
The judge sentenced the malefactors to a long and arduous term in prison.
The villainous malefactors plotted to overthrow the kingdom and seize power.
The authorities offered a substantial reward for information leading to the capture of the malefactors.
The malefactors' lair was a squalid hovel hidden deep in the forest.
The soldiers confronted the malefactors, but were outnumbered and forced to retreat.
The city guards patrolled the streets relentlessly to prevent the malefactors from carrying out their nefarious plans.
The malefactors' reign of terror came to an end when they were finally arrested and imprisoned.

felon, one who does ill toward another, one who commits an offense against the law, one who does evil, one who is guilty of a crime or offense

offenders,criminals, wrongdoers, sinners, villains,evildoers, corrupters, felons, transgressors, immoralists

angels,saints,innocents,

The detective pursued the cunning malefactors, determined to bring them to justice.

The town's inhabitants lived in constant fear of the notorious malefactors who roamed the streets.

The king dispatched his finest knights to apprehend the band of malefactors who had terrorized the countryside.

The judge sentenced the malefactors to a long and arduous term in prison.