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Meanings of malefactor in English
Usage of malefactor in English
1
Despite my resemblance to a high-caste malefactor of the Calcutta prison-wards .
2
Truly, I long for nothing now but the death of this malefactor.
3
He rewards the man whom his ministers would punish as a malefactor.
4
He entered the woman's house after the earthquake, accompanied by another malefactor.
5
For permitting this indulgence to a malefactor, Beardman, the under-sheriff, was punished.
6
It is seldom that law loses sight of eventual utility in a malefactor.
7
Having left Plath for another woman, Hughes has often been branded the malefactor.
8
Rank and fortune were offered to any malefactor who would compass the murder.
9
Therefore he is in the indictment styled, Communis malefactor, calumniator, et seminator litium.
10
The unfortunate bachelor seems to have been treated somewhat as a public malefactor.
11
They died at the same time with the afore-mentioned malefactor, Wilson, at Tyburn.
12
I mean that he is no common malefactor or whatever it may be.
13
Rank and fortune were offered to any malefactor who would compass his murder.
14
From his eyes stared a sorrowful anxiety like that of a poor malefactor.
15
He had as hanging a face as ever a malefactor carried.
16
As for the other malefactor, William Hawksworth, he was a Yorkshireman by birth.
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