villainy 的定义
plural vil·lain·ies.
- the actions or conduct of a villain; outrageous wickedness.
- a villainous act or deed.
- Obsolete. villeinage.
villainy 近义词
wickedness
更多villainy例句
- Satisfaction does not insist on setting up clear categories of heroism and villainy, good, and evil.
- And anyone, real or made up, who uses the phrase “low villainy” in a sentence—that man is my hero.
- The picture he paints, though, is one more of failed good intentions then of imperialistic villainy.
- Its portrayal of Soviet villainy was deemed too much for domestic consumption.
- How much more diverting to focus on the villainy of a potty-mouthed Illinois pol.
- The fact that no thorough scoundrel ever yet confined himself to one or two pieces of villainy.
- If underneath his villainy there are concealed the instincts of a gentleman, let him have the chance of dying like one.
- And we, the descendants of the conquerors; we knights tolerate such villainy!
- He has been described erroneously as a master of complicated villainy.
- That a due rigour and restraint be laid upon the second, that villainy and knavery might not be encouraged by a law.