rapscallion

The word “rapscallion” has 3 syllables: rap-scall-ion.

It's pronounced as /ræpˈskæliən/.


What is synonym and antonym for rapscallion?

In the thesaurus, “rapscallion” has 15 synonyms and 19 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for rapscallion

  • brute
  • criminal
  • devil
  • knave
  • miscreant
  • monkey
  • monster
  • offender
  • rascal
  • rogue
  • savage
  • scalawag
  • scamp
  • scoundrel
  • villain

Antonyms for rapscallion

  • beast
  • boor
  • cad
  • churl
  • clown
  • creep
  • cretin
  • cur
  • heel
  • hero
  • innocent
  • joker
  • louse
  • lout
  • scoundrel
  • skunk
  • snake
  • stinker
  • villain

Meanings of rapscallion

  • noun
    1. A rascal, scamp, rogue, or scoundrel.
  • adjective
    1. Disreputable, roguish.

Example Sentences

  • The old man called him a rapscallion for causing trouble in the neighborhood.
  • That rapscallion always manages to escape just when we think we've caught him.
  • The sheriff warned the rapscallion to stay out of town or face the consequences.
  • The story's hero was a charming rapscallion, always one step ahead of the law.
  • The town was fed up with the mischief caused by that pesky rapscallion.

On this page you'll find 34 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rapscallion, such as: beast, boor, brute, cad, churl, clown, creep.

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

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