misdemeanant Antonyms
Strongest:
- gangster
- transgressor
- villain
- offender
- hoodlum
- criminal
- thug
- sinner
- hooligan
- lawbreaker
- wrongdoer
- trespasser
Strong:
- racketeer
- malefactor
- backslider
- misfeasor
- miscreant
- misdoer
- mobster
- perpetrator
- gallows-bird
- evildoer
- recidivist
- button-man
- blackhander
- triggerman
- crook
- gun
- perp
- culprit
Weak:
Meaning of misdemeanant
Webster
misdemeanant (n.)
One guilty of a misdemeanor.
misdemeanant Sentence Examples
- The judge sentenced the misdemeanant to 30 days in jail for driving under the influence.
- Despite his reckless actions, the misdemeanant was ultimately pardoned by the governor.
- The jury found the defendant guilty of several misdemeanors, including assault and disorderly conduct.
- The police arrested the misdemeanant for shoplifting, a minor offense punishable by a fine.
- The young misdemeanant showed remorse for his actions and was given probation instead of a jail sentence.
- The witness testified that the defendant had a history of misdemeanors and was capable of violence.
- The misdemeanant was released on bail after promising to appear in court for his trial.
- The statute of limitations had expired on the misdemeanant's offense, and he could no longer be charged.
- The misdemeanant's criminal record prevented him from obtaining certain jobs and housing.
- The community service sentence imposed on the misdemeanant allowed him to give back and make amends for his actions.
FAQs About the word misdemeanant
One guilty of a misdemeanor.
gangster, transgressor, villain, offender, hoodlum, criminal, thug, sinner, hooligan, lawbreaker
lawman, lawman, gangbuster,gangbuster,
The judge sentenced the misdemeanant to 30 days in jail for driving under the influence.
Despite his reckless actions, the misdemeanant was ultimately pardoned by the governor.
The jury found the defendant guilty of several misdemeanors, including assault and disorderly conduct.
The police arrested the misdemeanant for shoplifting, a minor offense punishable by a fine.
