scoundrel [ˈskaʊndrəl] N pej
- scoundrel
- łajdak m
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Not long afterwards the father was horrified to learn that the plausible scoundrel had sold his wife as a slave.
en.wikipedia.org Abandoned as a child and raised in the slums, he grew up into a well-known scoundrel.
en.wikipedia.org He has agonised over the waifs, the unemployed, the mental patients, scoundrels, fallen women, the rich and comfortable in their wall of privilege.
en.wikipedia.org The five scoundrels then meet and bury the body.
en.wikipedia.org Essentially mediocre in his vices and in his virtues, he stands half-way between the hero and the scoundrel, between the saint and the profligate.
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