Definition of evildoer in English:

evildoer

nounˈiːv(ə)lˌduːəˈivəlˌduər

A person who commits profoundly immoral and wicked deeds.
his concept of justice demanded vengeance against evildoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Somehow, magically, these evildoers coerce the young to commit suicide.
- There are a good people down there and in the midst of them are a handful of evildoers.
- When bishops protect evildoers, they pervert their mission.
- At last, humanity has a ready means of putting pathological liars and other disparate evildoers under the collective microscope of blogdom every time they try it again.
- Not to show overwhelming strength is immoral, since it will induce evildoers to perform more evil deeds because they'll think they can get away with it.
- But his explanation was little more than simplistic rhetoric about how evildoers had wronged us and they would now be forced to pay.
- Enjoy your paved roads while you can, evildoers!
- Personally I like to contemplate the future with apocalyptic details and morbid fantasies involving corporate evildoers and wildlife.
- I mean don't we have enough laws on the books against evildoers and wrongdoers?
- Too preoccupied with the grave responsibility of preserving the safety of our great nation from evildoers to recall exact sequence of events over 26 months ago.
- It's a dangerous world out there; hordes of fanatical evildoers are bent on committing unspeakable crimes against us.
- He could often solve murders before they occurred: it then became merely a matter of stationing an officer where he could observe the foul deed and apprehend the evildoer.
- War is evil, and people who wage war are evildoers.
- Sure, it could be a way for evildoers to spread viruses, destroy nervous systems, and kill via warriors too small to see, but there's always a bright side.
- And while refusing to confirm or deny that it's going on, the White House insists only evildoers need fear government eavesdroppers.
- As you fight the evildoers, your movements are magnified by the software, so you appear to be as fantastic a fighter as any fantasy video game character.
- ‘We should try to understand the psychology of evildoers,’ he said.
- But I think the free world, the civilized world, the good people of the world, can strike a serious blow against evildoers.
- Has everything gone wrong because of evildoers and external forces?
- Our condemnation of her deed notwithstanding, we respect an evildoer by calling her evil because we are treating her as a responsible being.
Synonyms
wrongdoer, transgressor, criminal, delinquent, offender, villain, black hat, malefactor, reprobate, scoundrel, rogue, sinner, sinful person, wicked person, evil person, bad person
informal baddy, bad guy, crook, crim, wrong 'un, ne'er-do-well, nasty piece of work, ratbag, scumbag, bad egg
Law malfeasant, misfeasor, infractor
archaic miscreant, knave, blackguard, varlet, trespasser

Derivatives

evildoing

nounˈiːv(ə)lˌduːɪŋˈivəlˌduɪŋ

As of now I have no evidence of their evildoing, so their only real crime was entering my zone of consciousness.
Example sentencesExamples
- He did in fact think that occasions may arise when offensive war is warranted - to regain things wrongly taken, to thwart and punish organized evildoing, or to protect innocents from harm.
- But the uncertain fate of the third group raised a much more general question: are people who keep silent in the face of evildoing - for all that they themselves do not participate in it - to be reckoned among the damned or the saved?
- Corporate evildoing is not exceptional behaviour: rather, it is the norm.
- After church, everyone simply resumed to their lives, their lives of interminable evildoing; just as if nothing happened.
Synonyms
wrongdoing, wrong, badness, bad, evil, sin, sinfulness, immorality, iniquity, turpitude, vileness, baseness, corruption, depravity, villainy, nefariousness, atrocity, malevolence, devilishness
informal shadiness, crookedness
Law malfeasance
archaic knavery, trespassing
rare peccability, peccancy

Definition of evildoer in US English:

evildoer

nounˈivəlˌduərˈēvəlˌdo͞oər

A person who commits profoundly immoral and malevolent deeds.
his concept of justice demanded vengeance against evildoers
Example sentencesExamples
- Too preoccupied with the grave responsibility of preserving the safety of our great nation from evildoers to recall exact sequence of events over 26 months ago.
- But his explanation was little more than simplistic rhetoric about how evildoers had wronged us and they would now be forced to pay.
- Enjoy your paved roads while you can, evildoers!
- War is evil, and people who wage war are evildoers.
- When bishops protect evildoers, they pervert their mission.
- As you fight the evildoers, your movements are magnified by the software, so you appear to be as fantastic a fighter as any fantasy video game character.
- Sure, it could be a way for evildoers to spread viruses, destroy nervous systems, and kill via warriors too small to see, but there's always a bright side.
- Has everything gone wrong because of evildoers and external forces?
- I mean don't we have enough laws on the books against evildoers and wrongdoers?
- Somehow, magically, these evildoers coerce the young to commit suicide.
- At last, humanity has a ready means of putting pathological liars and other disparate evildoers under the collective microscope of blogdom every time they try it again.
- He could often solve murders before they occurred: it then became merely a matter of stationing an officer where he could observe the foul deed and apprehend the evildoer.
- Not to show overwhelming strength is immoral, since it will induce evildoers to perform more evil deeds because they'll think they can get away with it.
- And while refusing to confirm or deny that it's going on, the White House insists only evildoers need fear government eavesdroppers.
- But I think the free world, the civilized world, the good people of the world, can strike a serious blow against evildoers.
- Personally I like to contemplate the future with apocalyptic details and morbid fantasies involving corporate evildoers and wildlife.
- There are a good people down there and in the midst of them are a handful of evildoers.
- Our condemnation of her deed notwithstanding, we respect an evildoer by calling her evil because we are treating her as a responsible being.
- It's a dangerous world out there; hordes of fanatical evildoers are bent on committing unspeakable crimes against us.
- ‘We should try to understand the psychology of evildoers,’ he said.
Synonyms
wrongdoer, transgressor, criminal, delinquent, offender, villain, black hat, malefactor, reprobate, scoundrel, rogue, sinner, sinful person, wicked person, evil person, bad person

单词	evildoer
释义	Definition of evildoer in English: evildoer nounˈiːv(ə)lˌduːəˈivəlˌduər A person who commits profoundly immoral and wicked deeds. his concept of justice demanded vengeance against evildoers Example sentencesExamples Somehow, magically, these evildoers coerce the young to commit suicide. There are a good people down there and in the midst of them are a handful of evildoers. When bishops protect evildoers, they pervert their mission. At last, humanity has a ready means of putting pathological liars and other disparate evildoers under the collective microscope of blogdom every time they try it again. Not to show overwhelming strength is immoral, since it will induce evildoers to perform more evil deeds because they'll think they can get away with it. But his explanation was little more than simplistic rhetoric about how evildoers had wronged us and they would now be forced to pay. Enjoy your paved roads while you can, evildoers! Personally I like to contemplate the future with apocalyptic details and morbid fantasies involving corporate evildoers and wildlife. I mean don't we have enough laws on the books against evildoers and wrongdoers? Too preoccupied with the grave responsibility of preserving the safety of our great nation from evildoers to recall exact sequence of events over 26 months ago. It's a dangerous world out there; hordes of fanatical evildoers are bent on committing unspeakable crimes against us. He could often solve murders before they occurred: it then became merely a matter of stationing an officer where he could observe the foul deed and apprehend the evildoer. War is evil, and people who wage war are evildoers. Sure, it could be a way for evildoers to spread viruses, destroy nervous systems, and kill via warriors too small to see, but there's always a bright side. And while refusing to confirm or deny that it's going on, the White House insists only evildoers need fear government eavesdroppers. As you fight the evildoers, your movements are magnified by the software, so you appear to be as fantastic a fighter as any fantasy video game character. ‘We should try to understand the psychology of evildoers,’ he said. But I think the free world, the civilized world, the good people of the world, can strike a serious blow against evildoers. Has everything gone wrong because of evildoers and external forces? Our condemnation of her deed notwithstanding, we respect an evildoer by calling her evil because we are treating her as a responsible being. Synonyms wrongdoer, transgressor, criminal, delinquent, offender, villain, black hat, malefactor, reprobate, scoundrel, rogue, sinner, sinful person, wicked person, evil person, bad person informal baddy, bad guy, crook, crim, wrong 'un, ne'er-do-well, nasty piece of work, ratbag, scumbag, bad egg Law malfeasant, misfeasor, infractor archaic miscreant, knave, blackguard, varlet, trespasser Derivatives evildoing nounˈiːv(ə)lˌduːɪŋˈivəlˌduɪŋ As of now I have no evidence of their evildoing, so their only real crime was entering my zone of consciousness. Example sentencesExamples He did in fact think that occasions may arise when offensive war is warranted - to regain things wrongly taken, to thwart and punish organized evildoing, or to protect innocents from harm. But the uncertain fate of the third group raised a much more general question: are people who keep silent in the face of evildoing - for all that they themselves do not participate in it - to be reckoned among the damned or the saved? Corporate evildoing is not exceptional behaviour: rather, it is the norm. After church, everyone simply resumed to their lives, their lives of interminable evildoing; just as if nothing happened. Synonyms wrongdoing, wrong, badness, bad, evil, sin, sinfulness, immorality, iniquity, turpitude, vileness, baseness, corruption, depravity, villainy, nefariousness, atrocity, malevolence, devilishness informal shadiness, crookedness Law malfeasance archaic knavery, trespassing rare peccability, peccancy Definition of evildoer in US English: evildoer nounˈivəlˌduərˈēvəlˌdo͞oər A person who commits profoundly immoral and malevolent deeds. his concept of justice demanded vengeance against evildoers Example sentencesExamples Too preoccupied with the grave responsibility of preserving the safety of our great nation from evildoers to recall exact sequence of events over 26 months ago. But his explanation was little more than simplistic rhetoric about how evildoers had wronged us and they would now be forced to pay. Enjoy your paved roads while you can, evildoers! War is evil, and people who wage war are evildoers. When bishops protect evildoers, they pervert their mission. As you fight the evildoers, your movements are magnified by the software, so you appear to be as fantastic a fighter as any fantasy video game character. Sure, it could be a way for evildoers to spread viruses, destroy nervous systems, and kill via warriors too small to see, but there's always a bright side. Has everything gone wrong because of evildoers and external forces? I mean don't we have enough laws on the books against evildoers and wrongdoers? Somehow, magically, these evildoers coerce the young to commit suicide. At last, humanity has a ready means of putting pathological liars and other disparate evildoers under the collective microscope of blogdom every time they try it again. He could often solve murders before they occurred: it then became merely a matter of stationing an officer where he could observe the foul deed and apprehend the evildoer. Not to show overwhelming strength is immoral, since it will induce evildoers to perform more evil deeds because they'll think they can get away with it. And while refusing to confirm or deny that it's going on, the White House insists only evildoers need fear government eavesdroppers. But I think the free world, the civilized world, the good people of the world, can strike a serious blow against evildoers. Personally I like to contemplate the future with apocalyptic details and morbid fantasies involving corporate evildoers and wildlife. There are a good people down there and in the midst of them are a handful of evildoers. Our condemnation of her deed notwithstanding, we respect an evildoer by calling her evil because we are treating her as a responsible being. It's a dangerous world out there; hordes of fanatical evildoers are bent on committing unspeakable crimes against us. ‘We should try to understand the psychology of evildoers,’ he said. Synonyms wrongdoer, transgressor, criminal, delinquent, offender, villain, black hat, malefactor, reprobate, scoundrel, rogue, sinner, sinful person, wicked person, evil person, bad person
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