villainy

the villainy of professional racketeers.

He was known for his villainy throughout the kingdom.

The novel's plot revolves around the villainy of the main antagonist.

She was shocked by the extent of his villainy.

The movie portrayed the villainy of the character in a chilling manner.

The villain's villainy knew no bounds.

The story is filled with betrayal and villainy.

His villainy was finally exposed to the public.

The play delves into the depths of human villainy.

The villainy of the character added an element of suspense to the story.

She was appalled by the sheer villainy of his actions.

We do have villainy, but we also have great compassion among ourselves.

He studied the somber mask of villainy on Piter's effeminate face.

The cat's-paw theory offered no safer clue, than the frank, old-fashioned, honest theory of villainy.

We can say the real proof of his villainy start in 1974, when Bundy was 27 years old.

Trump's assault on the Justice Department, his extortion of foreign allies, his obsession with domestic enemies all rhyme with Nixonian villainy and go further.

' A long silence ensued; during which the Jew was plunged in deep thought, with his face wrinkled into an expression of villainy perfectly demoniacal.

While his innocence or guilt was debated in Madrid with the utmost acrimony, Ambrosio was a prey to the pangs of conscious villainy, and the terrors of punishment impending over him.