offender in Irish
offender in Irish is ciontóir — offender means a person who commits a crime or breaks the law.
offender in Irish
ciontóir
A person who commits an offense against the law, a lawbreaker.
What does "offender" mean?
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noun A person who commits a crime or breaks the law.
"First-time offenders were offered community service instead of jail time."
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noun A person or thing that causes a problem, especially repeatedly.
"Of all the apps draining her battery, social media was the worst offender."
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offender in a sentence
- First-time offenders were offered community service instead of jail time.
- Of all the apps draining her battery, social media was the worst offender.
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What is "offender" in Irish?
"offender" in Irish is ciontóir. offender means: A person who commits a crime or breaks the law.
How do you use "offender" in a sentence?
Example: "First-time offenders were offered community service instead of jail time." In Irish, "offender" is ciontóir.
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