villainous (Meaning)
villainous (s)
extremely wicked
villainous (a.)
Base; vile; mean; depraved; as, a villainous person or wretch.
Proceeding from, or showing, extreme depravity; suited to a villain; as, a villainous action.
Sorry; mean; mischievous; -- in a familiar sense.
Synonyms & Antonyms of villainous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- principled
- permissible
- noble
- elevated
- just
- just
- righteous
- good
- legal
- lofty
- authorized
- sublime
- permissible
- ethical
- upright
- upright
- noble
- permitted
- right
- legitimate
- sublime
- legitimate
- good
- authorized
- righteous
- lofty
- right
- reputable
- scrupulous
- reputable
- permitted
- virtuous
- moral
- ethical
- scrupulous
- high
- honorable
- honest
- moral
- decent
- virtuous
- decent
- honorable
- principled
- high
- legal
- honest
- elevated
Synonyms:
- wrong
- iniquitous
- nasty
- unethical
- cruel
- illegal
- cursed
- nefarious
- improper
- infamous
- unauthorized
- corrupt
- rotten
- obscene
- dirty
- unsavory
- unrighteous
- offensive
- ugly
Antonyms:
- correct
- decorous
- clean
- white
- wholesome
- correct
- promoted
- innocent
- creditable
- decent
- approved
- high-minded
- proper
- supported
- decorous
- commendable
- creditable
- endorsed
- law-abiding
- high-minded
- innocent
- pure
- commendable
- promoted
- decent
- exemplary
- licensed
- supported
- white
- allowed
- endorsed
- pure
- law-abiding
- encouraged
- exemplary
- encouraged
- wholesome
- perfect
- approved
- proper
- licensed
- allowed
- sanctioned
- clean
- sanctioned
- perfect
Synonyms:
- perverted
- objectionable
- pestilential
- sick
- dishonorable
- unseemly
- discouraged
- reprehensible
- snide
- base
- forbidden
- unprincipled
- disallowed
- cussed
- low
- miserable
- indecent
- loose
- atrocious
- dishonest
- erring
- reprobate
- execrable
- curst
- unscrupulous
- condemned
- censurable
- despicable
- scrofulous
- blameworthy
- ignoble
- naughty
- libertine
- proscribed
- low-minded
- mean
- contemptible
- unhealthy
- indecorous
- wretched
- barred
- dissolute
- disreputable
- noxious
- lousy
- fallen
- incorrect
- ill
- infernal
- debased
- depraved
- sordid
- pernicious
- unbecoming
- blamable
- outlawed
- prohibited
- evil-minded
- vulgar
- errant
- ungodly
- debauched
- unclean
- degenerate
- unwholesome
Antonyms:
- respected
- incorruptible
- lily-white
- inoffensive
- abetted
- esteemed
- guiltless
- unerring
- uncorrupted
- seemly
- irreproachable
- unerring
- blameless
- unfallen
- abetted
- esteemed
- immaculate
- worthy
- squeaky-clean
- guiltless
- spotless
- unobjectionable
- inoffensive
- chaste
- irreproachable
- venerable
- seemly
- spotless
- indorsed
- squeaky-clean
- lily-white
- uncorrupted
- incorruptible
- blameless
- unfallen
- unobjectionable
- indorsed
- venerable
- chaste
- immaculate
- respected
- worthy
villainous Sentence Examples
- The villainous plotters lurked in the shadows, plotting to seize power.
- The villainous sorcerer had a malevolent aura that chilled everyone to the bone.
- The villainous king ruled with an iron fist, oppressing his subjects.
- The villainous temptress used her allure to ensnare her victims.
- The villainous thief slithered through the night, stealing from the innocent.
- The villainous vampire drank the blood of the living, causing untold terror.
- The villainous werewolf howled at the moon, inspiring fear and chaos.
- The villainous mad scientist conducted twisted experiments that threatened humanity.
- The villainous dragon breathed fire and ravaged the countryside.
- The villainous demon possessed innocent souls, corrupting their very nature.
FAQs About the word villainous
extremely wickedBase; vile; mean; depraved; as, a villainous person or wretch., Proceeding from, or showing, extreme depravity; suited to a villain; as, a villa
bad, unlawful, dark,evil, wicked, vile, immoral, sinful, vicious, wrong
principled, permissible, noble, elevated, just, just, righteous, good, legal, lofty
The villainous plotters lurked in the shadows, plotting to seize power.
The villainous sorcerer had a malevolent aura that chilled everyone to the bone.
The villainous king ruled with an iron fist, oppressing his subjects.
The villainous temptress used her allure to ensnare her victims.
