dastards

The word “dastards” has 2 syllables: das-tards

It's pronounced as /ˈdæs.tərdz/


What is synonym and antonym for dastards?

In the thesaurus, “dastards” has 21 synonyms and 4 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for dastards

  • caitiffs
  • chickens
  • cowards
  • cravens
  • cream puffs
  • curs
  • defeatists
  • funks
  • milquetoasts
  • ostriches
  • poltroons
  • pushovers
  • pussies
  • quitters
  • recreants
  • scaramouches
  • sissies
  • snakes
  • sneaks
  • weaklings
  • wimps

Antonyms for dastards

Meanings of dastards

  • noun
    1. A malicious coward; a dishonorable sneak.

Example Sentences

  • The realm was plagued by dastards who sought only to sow chaos and discord among its people.
  • Despite their noble upbringing, they were labeled as dastards for their dishonorable actions.
  • The history books condemned the dastards who betrayed their king and country for personal gain.
  • Legends tell of the brave knights who vanquished the dastards threatening the kingdom's peace.
  • The townsfolk rallied together to drive out the dastards who terrorized their streets with tyranny and cruelty.

On this page you'll find 25 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to dastards, such as: caitiffs, chickens, cowards, cravens, cream puffs, curs, daredevils.

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

Related Words

quitters

  • caitiffs
  • chickens
  • cowards
  • cravens
  • cream puffs
  • curs
  • dalliers
  • dastards
  • dawdlers
  • defeatists
  • drones
  • dropouts
  • funks
  • goldbricks
  • idlers
  • laggards
  • lazybones
  • lingerers
  • loafers
  • loiterers
  • loungers
  • malingerers
  • milquetoasts
  • ostriches
  • poltroons
  • pushovers
  • pussies
  • putterers
  • recreants
  • saunterers
  • scaramouches
  • shirkers
  • sissies
  • slackers
  • slouches
  • slowpokes
  • slugabeds
  • sluggards
  • slugs
  • snakes
  • sneaks
  • weaklings
  • wimps

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