miscreant in Finnish
miscreant in Finnish is pahantekijä, vääräuskoinen — miscreant means someone who behaves badly or breaks the law, often used in a light or old-fashioned way.
miscreant in Finnish
pahantekijä
One who has behaved badly, or illegally.
vääräuskoinen
(theology) One who holds a false religious belief; a misbeliever.
What does "miscreant" mean?
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noun Someone who behaves badly or breaks the law, often used in a light or old-fashioned way.
"The park ranger chased off a pair of miscreants who'd been carving names into the trees."
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miscreant in a sentence
- The park ranger chased off a pair of miscreants who'd been carving names into the trees.
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What is "miscreant" in Finnish?
"miscreant" in Finnish is pahantekijä, vääräuskoinen. miscreant means: Someone who behaves badly or breaks the law, often used in a light or old-fashioned way.
How do you use "miscreant" in a sentence?
Example: "The park ranger chased off a pair of miscreants who'd been carving names into the trees." In Finnish, "miscreant" is pahantekijä, vääräuskoinen.
Are there other ways to say "miscreant" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "miscreant": pahantekijä, vääräuskoinen.
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