pilgarlic Antonyms
Strongest:
- gossip
- tattletale
- traducer
- traducer
- tattler
- troublemaker
- gossiper
- defamer
- troublemaker
- defamer
- gossip
- talebearer
- gossiper
- libeler
- tattletale
- libeler
- tattler
- talebearer
Strong:
- lampooner
- ribber
- lampooner
- tormenter
- baiter
- mocker
- torturer
- heckler
- teaser
- tease
- baiter
- torturer
- needler
- teaser
- libelist
- mocker
- heckler
- tormenter
- derider
- tormentor
- ribber
- taunter
- needler
- libelist
- derider
- tormentor
- tease
- taunter
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Meaning of pilgarlic
pilgarlic (n.)
One who has lost his hair by disease; a sneaking fellow, or one who is hardly used.
pilgarlic Sentence Examples
- John was treated like a pilgarlic, being scorned and humiliated by his peers.
- The pilgarlic cowered in fear, unable to defend himself against the relentless bullying.
- Despite his meek and submissive nature, the pilgarlic secretly harbored a burning resentment towards those who treated him with disdain.
- The wealthy landowner considered his servants to be mere pilgarlics, dismissing their worth and dignity.
- The pilgarlic's life was one of constant hardship and toil, his spirit broken by the weight of oppression.
- Society's contempt for the pilgarlic was evident in the way he was denied opportunities and basic rights.
- Branded as a pilgarlic, he was condemned to a life of poverty and social exclusion.
- The pilgarlic's presence in the village was met with scorn and ridicule, making him an outcast in his own community.
- Even his own family treated him like a pilgarlic, denying him warmth and affection.
- Despite the cruel indignities he faced, the pilgarlic clung to a flicker of hope, believing that one day he would find acceptance and dignity.
FAQs About the word pilgarlic
One who has lost his hair by disease; a sneaking fellow, or one who is hardly used.
prey,mockery, sitting duck, lightning rod, butt, victim, target, laughingstock, mark,goat
gossip, tattletale, traducer, traducer, tattler, troublemaker, gossiper, defamer, troublemaker, defamer
John was treated like a pilgarlic, being scorned and humiliated by his peers.
The pilgarlic cowered in fear, unable to defend himself against the relentless bullying.
Despite his meek and submissive nature, the pilgarlic secretly harbored a burning resentment towards those who treated him with disdain.
The wealthy landowner considered his servants to be mere pilgarlics, dismissing their worth and dignity.
