villainous

a villainous band of thieves.

the villainous crimes of the terrorists.

This is a villainous pair of shoes; they have ruined my feet.

After that, these villainous attempts were not repeated.

Look at his eye — for all the world like a villainous sort of black currant.

Villainous school bully Draco Malfoy really should have known better than to mess with our Miss Granger.

And each of these characters, whether heroic or villainous, is also assigned personality trait scores based on their fictional portrayals.

I don't much wonder either, on such a villainous night.

He's under the thumb of a villainous money-lender; we are solvent citizens.

It is wholly wrong to place so villainous a beast in the sun.

In just one year, Stravinsky had gone from villainous monster to hipster icon.

She was in the power of equally villainous men-brutal savages of the lowest order.

The villainous acts which I now have to do are (first) less frequent; (second) less mean.