malefactors

The word “malefactors” has 4 syllables: mal-e-fac-tors

It's pronounced as /ˈmæl.ɪˌfæk.tərz/


What is synonym and antonym for malefactors?

In the thesaurus, “malefactors” has 55 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for malefactors

  • accomplices
  • accused
  • arrestees
  • backsliders
  • blackhanders
  • button men
  • convicts
  • corrupters
  • corruptors
  • criminals
  • crooks
  • culprits
  • defendants
  • desperadoes
  • desperados
  • detainees
  • enforcers
  • evildoers
  • felons
  • fish
  • fishes
  • gallows birds
  • gangsters
  • gunmen
  • guns
  • gunsels
  • hit men
  • hoodlums
  • hooligans
  • immoralists
  • jailbirds
  • lawbreakers
  • miscreants
  • misdemeanants
  • misdoers
  • misfeasors
  • mobsters
  • offenders
  • outlaws
  • perpetrators
  • perps
  • principals
  • racketeers
  • recidivists
  • relapsers
  • repeaters
  • reprobates
  • sinners
  • suspects
  • thugs
  • transgressors
  • trespassers
  • triggermen
  • villains
  • wrongdoers

Antonyms for malefactors

Meanings of malefactors

  • noun
    1. A criminal or felon.
    2. An evildoer.

Example Sentences

  • The police were on high alert for the group of malefactors who had been terrorizing the city.
  • The king ordered the capture of all known malefactors who had committed heinous acts.
  • The detectives worked tirelessly to identify the malefactors behind the string of burglaries.
  • In the story, the malefactors were eventually brought to justice by the hero.
  • The town's citizens were determined to protect themselves from the malefactors who had been causing unrest.

On this page you'll find 60 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to malefactors, such as: accomplices, accused, angels, arrestees, backsliders, blackhanders, button men.

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

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  • crooks
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  • cutthroats
  • desperadoes
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  • goons
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  • heavies
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  • hoodlums
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  • knaves
  • lawbreakers
  • losers
  • lowlifes
  • lowlives
  • malefactors
  • meanies
  • miscreants
  • monsters
  • nazis
  • no-goods
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  • perpetrators
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  • scoundrels
  • serpents
  • sinners
  • snakes
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  • thugs
  • toughs
  • transgressors
  • trash
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  • varlets
  • villainesses
  • villains
  • vipers
  • wretches
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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

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