caitiffs

The word “caitiffs” has 2 syllables: cait-iffs

It's pronounced as /ˈkeɪ.tɪfs/


What is synonym and antonym for caitiffs?

In the thesaurus, “caitiffs” has 74 synonyms and 4 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for caitiffs along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for caitiffs

  • assassins
  • baddies
  • bandits
  • beasts
  • blackguards
  • bravoes
  • bravos
  • brutes
  • cads
  • cons
  • convicts
  • criminals
  • crooks
  • culprits
  • cutthroats
  • desperadoes
  • desperados
  • devils
  • evildoers
  • felons
  • fiends
  • gangsters
  • goons
  • gunmen
  • heavies
  • heels
  • hoodlums
  • hooligans
  • hounds
  • jailbirds
  • knaves
  • lawbreakers
  • losers
  • lowlifes
  • lowlives
  • malefactors
  • meanies
  • miscreants
  • monsters
  • nazis
  • no-goods
  • offenders
  • outlaws
  • perpetrators
  • perps
  • racketeers
  • rapscallions
  • rascals
  • reprobates
  • rogues
  • roughs
  • rowdies
  • ruffians
  • savages
  • scalawags
  • scallywags
  • scamps
  • scapegraces
  • scoundrels
  • serpents
  • sinners
  • snakes
  • stinkers
  • thugs
  • toughs
  • transgressors
  • trash
  • trespassers
  • varlets
  • villainesses
  • villains
  • vipers
  • wretches
  • wrongdoers

Antonyms for caitiffs

Meanings of caitiffs

  • noun
    1. A base or despicable person; a wretch.
    2. A captive or prisoner, particularly a galley slave.
    3. A villain, a coward or wretch.

Example Sentences

  • Caitiffs often resort to deceit and treachery to achieve their selfish goals.
  • The kingdom's subjects rose up against the oppressive rule of the caitiffs.
  • Legends warned of dark forests inhabited by malevolent caitiffs.
  • The townsfolk banded together to drive out the caitiffs who threatened their peace.
  • Throughout history, tales of valor have triumphed over the tyranny of caitiffs.

On this page you'll find 78 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to caitiffs, such as: angels, assassins, baddies, bandits, beasts, blackguards, bravoes.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

baddies

  • assassins
  • bandits
  • beasts
  • blackguards
  • bravoes
  • bravos
  • brutes
  • cads
  • caitiffs
  • cons
  • convicts
  • criminals
  • crooks
  • culprits
  • cutthroats
  • desperadoes
  • desperados
  • devils
  • evildoers
  • felons
  • fiends
  • gangsters
  • goons
  • gunmen
  • heavies
  • heels
  • hoodlums
  • hooligans
  • hounds
  • jailbirds
  • knaves
  • lawbreakers
  • losers
  • lowlifes
  • lowlives
  • malefactors
  • meanies
  • miscreants
  • monsters
  • nazis
  • no-goods
  • offenders
  • outlaws
  • perpetrators
  • perps
  • racketeers
  • rapscallions
  • rascals
  • reprobates
  • rogues
  • roughs
  • rowdies
  • ruffians
  • savages
  • scalawags
  • scallywags
  • scamps
  • scapegraces
  • scoundrels
  • serpents
  • sinners
  • snakes
  • stinkers
  • thugs
  • toughs
  • transgressors
  • trash
  • trespassers
  • varlets
  • villainesses
  • villains
  • vipers
  • wretches
  • wrongdoers

varlets

  • assassins
  • baddies
  • bandits
  • beasts
  • blackguards
  • bravoes
  • bravos
  • brutes
  • cads
  • caitiffs
  • cons
  • convicts
  • criminals
  • crooks
  • culprits
  • cutthroats
  • desperadoes
  • desperados
  • devils
  • evildoers
  • felons
  • fiends
  • gangsters
  • goons
  • gunmen
  • heavies
  • heels
  • hoodlums
  • hooligans
  • hounds
  • jailbirds
  • knaves
  • lawbreakers
  • losers
  • lowlifes
  • lowlives
  • malefactors
  • meanies
  • miscreants
  • monsters
  • nazis
  • no-goods
  • offenders
  • outlaws
  • perpetrators
  • perps
  • racketeers
  • rapscallions
  • rascals
  • reprobates
  • rogues
  • roughs
  • rowdies
  • ruffians
  • savages
  • scalawags
  • scallywags
  • scamps
  • scapegraces
  • scoundrels
  • serpents
  • sinners
  • snakes
  • stinkers
  • thugs
  • toughs
  • transgressors
  • trash
  • trespassers
  • villainesses
  • villains
  • vipers
  • wretches
  • wrongdoers

nazis

rapscallions

rascals


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