evildoer
a person who does evil or wrong.
Origin of evildoer
1Other words from evildoer
- e·vil·do·ing, noun
Words Nearby evildoer
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How to use evildoer in a sentence
She battles evildoers wearing nothing but her own strategically placed hair.
She hatches and fulfills brilliant if mildly arrogant plans, like building a maze around the convent as a means of isolating it and thus protecting it from evildoers.
Why Nun Stories Are About to Become Your Next Pop-Culture Obsession | Stephanie Zacharek | September 2, 2021 | TimeThe child actress, now 15, has gone from a dimpled cherub to an undead evildoer in New Moon.
But just as Hanno was rising to look around him for the invisible evildoer, the loud shouts of many voices startled him.
Arachne, Complete | Georg EbersTell me your name, show that you are no evildoer, and after you have rested you may equip yourself and go your way.
The Red River Half-Breed | Gustave Aimard
And as she controlled the mystery of thieving so, in reality, she meted out punishment to the evildoer.
A Book of Scoundrels | Charles WhibleyHe showed how amid a show of outward happiness the canker-worm was always present to prey upon the heart of the evildoer.
Rogues and Vagabonds | George R. SimsTolstoy's warning: "Do not oppose the evildoer," is not Morality, but an exaggerated parody of it, which renders it nugatory.
Morals and the Evolution of Man | Max Simon Nordau
British Dictionary definitions for evildoer
/ (ˈiːvəlˌduːə) /
a person who does evil
Derived forms of evildoer
- evildoing, noun
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