villainous
વિલન
definition
adjective
his group of villainous accomplices are wreaking havoc on the city
relating to, constituting, or guilty of wicked or criminal behavior.
example
John Kesterton, the deputy headmaster of Tadcaster Grammar School, takes the role of the 'villainous' Bill Sykes, whose poor, unfortunate girlfriend Nancy is played by Tamsin Chadwick, while Shelley Cook is Bet.
Well, with my vast fortune stolen by the 'villainous' high-way-man Black Scarlet, I must once again make my way in the world.
Victor, a tall wiry man with beady eyes and a 'villainous' curly black goatee, announced calmly, unsmiling.
Britain has become a bolt-hole for 'villainous' individuals and criminal organisations from all over the world.
In the soap, Richard Hillman gained infamy for his dodgy dealings and ruthless behaviour, killing anyone who got in the way of 'villainous' schemes.
It tells the story of Vindici (played in our film by Christopher Eccleston), who, impoverished and dispossessed, returns to court to murder the 'villainous' duke.
He shot Janine a 'villainous' grin as he pulled the car from his parking spot, she gave him an unamused look, but it became a playful grin seconds later.
Just as the novel rewards 'villainous' behavior, so it promotes guilty identification that allows the reader to enjoy moral transgression by association.
Set during the era of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, Gladiator casts Joaquin Phoenix as Aurelius's 'villainous' heir who imprisons hero general Maximus and forces him to become a gladiator.
Charlie also is trying to escape the clutches of the 'villainous' Rafi, who has masterminded the evil plot.
Even The Beatles, who had learned their trade in the 'villainous' atmosphere of Hamburg's Star Club, were eased into suits and smiles for consumption by the genteel British public.
Owen backed up a step as Solstice rubbed up against him, indulging in a 'villainous' grin.
The result of this majestic writing spree is the swashbuckling tale of heroic Prince Rama and his allies, and their universe-rattling battle with the 'villainous' demon king Totsakan and his unruly cohorts.
Quite apart from the power of denial, they also were under the control of a corrupt and 'villainous' mayor for many years.
What course will justice take to make those responsible for the 'villainous' wickedness perpetrated on the silent victims pay?
In this critically acclaimed performance, the actor explores and analyses some of Shakespeare's most 'villainous' characters like Lago, the Macbeths, Shylock and Richard III.
Jobless and destitute of funds, McClean enlists with the Black Knight Legion, a band of 'villainous' mercenaries driven by the acquisition of financial gain.
Mr Johnnie Walker, on the other hand, is a 'villainous' incorporation of bloodthirsty evil as he murders cats, devours their hearts live and deep freezes their heads.
Kenneth Branagh preens himself amusingly as buttery fop, explorer and new Defence Against The Dark Arts teacher Gilderoy Lockhart; Jason Isaacs is disdain personified as the 'villainous' Lucius Malfoy.
What barbarous, 'villainous' , and depraved acts did he commit that labor leaders and heads of national liberal groups denounce him as the enemy of minorities, the poor, women, and the environment?
Even in the nineteenth century a dean of Westminster Abbey refused to allow a plaque honouring the 'villainous' author of Paradise Lost to stain the abbey's walls, although later deans allowed a bust in Poet's Corner.
‘Not really,’ I shook my head, feeling that 'villainous' grin coming back to me.
His black mustache-goatee-beard combo made him look a little more 'villainous' , or perhaps a little more dashing.
Nurse, my former care-giver who ran off with the 'villainous' Black Scarlet.
Engaged on a somewhat illegal errand for his brother Darren, in prison on a drugs charge, he witnesses a gangland murder carried out by the 'villainous' Harry Taylor.
But its lessons, on closer examination, are less straightforward than the clichés of the doomed inventor and the 'villainous' mogul might suggest.
With the images of terror still vividly etched in our personal and collective consciousness, it is easy and tempting to project all of modern evil on to terrorists or other 'villainous' people.
Anderson is an evil, reckless, 'villainous' outlaw - in her own words.
‘I always play bad guys, misunderstood beings,’ says Fraser, who recently lit up the stage as the 'villainous' servant Dubois in Marivaux's Counterfeit Secrets.
‘Now,’ He grinned 'villainously' , ‘You're going to do anything and everything that I want.’
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