scoundreldom Antonyms
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Meaning of scoundreldom
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scoundreldom (n.)
The domain or sphere of scoundrels; scoundrels, collectively; the state, ideas, or practices of scoundrels.
scoundreldom Sentence Examples
- The politician's involvement in corporate kickbacks revealed a tapestry of scoundreldom that shocked the nation.
- Their criminal organization's scoundreldom extended from blackmail to drug trafficking, terrorizing an entire city.
- The CEO's reign of scoundreldom involved embezzlement, insider trading, and ruthless manipulation.
- The journalist's exposé laid bare the scoundreldom lurking beneath the seemingly respectable facade of a prominent charity.
- The mayor's administration was rife with scoundreldom, resulting in widespread corruption and a loss of public trust.
- The rogue agent's treachery exposed a web of scoundreldom within the intelligence community.
- The charismatic conman's scoundreldom led countless innocent victims to financial ruin.
- The cult leader's scoundreldom exploited the vulnerabilities of his followers, amassing both power and wealth.
- The disgraced athlete's scoundreldom shattered his reputation and ended his once-promising career.
- The corporate raider's ruthless tactics and unethical behavior epitomized the true meaning of scoundreldom.
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The domain or sphere of scoundrels; scoundrels, collectively; the state, ideas, or practices of scoundrels.
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The politician's involvement in corporate kickbacks revealed a tapestry of scoundreldom that shocked the nation.
Their criminal organization's scoundreldom extended from blackmail to drug trafficking, terrorizing an entire city.
The CEO's reign of scoundreldom involved embezzlement, insider trading, and ruthless manipulation.
The journalist's exposé laid bare the scoundreldom lurking beneath the seemingly respectable facade of a prominent charity.
