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Meanings of brigand in English
Usage of brigand in English
1
A brigand fell to the rocks by the brink of the ledge.
2
The brigand lay back in his chair and lighted a fresh cigarette.
3
Just before dawn the brigand stopped; his memory had been excellently aroused.
4
The old brigand here once more stepped between the disputants and interfered.
5
So the seaman contented himself with standing guard over the wounded brigand.
6
That brigand of a 23d will never act in any other way.
7
Knowing nothing of this, the brigand came up to the bank shortly.
8
Hitherto the English have regarded me as an outlaw and a brigand.
9
The reply was worthy of Virgil, and Valentine became a brigand chief.
10
The brigand ship with its surrounding darkness was not far from us.
11
This man is every bit the brigand I thought that he was.
12
His nephew was a famous Highland brigand who ceaselessly attacked the Lornish.
13
The gigantic brigand who had been slain was, without doubt, this Ludovico.
14
I gave nearly all your coin to that brigand of an innkeeper.
15
Yes, I will capture this desperate brigand with my own brave hands.
16
Before the law he was still 'a brigand of the first category.'
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United Kingdom
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