supervillain in Irish
supervillain in Irish is sárbhithiúnach — supervillain means a powerful, often supernaturally-abled criminal who serves as the main antagonist to a superhero.
supervillain in Irish
sárbhithiúnach
A fantasy-fiction criminal or evil-doer, often with supernatural powers or equipment, in popular children's and fantasy literature who can present a credible challenge for a superhero.
What does "supervillain" mean?
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noun A powerful, often supernaturally-abled criminal who serves as the main antagonist to a superhero.
"The film's supervillain wanted to destroy the city's power grid."
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supervillain in a sentence
- The film's supervillain wanted to destroy the city's power grid.
- Every great superhero needs a memorable supervillain.
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What is "supervillain" in Irish?
"supervillain" in Irish is sárbhithiúnach. supervillain means: A powerful, often supernaturally-abled criminal who serves as the main antagonist to a superhero.
How do you use "supervillain" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's supervillain wanted to destroy the city's power grid." In Irish, "supervillain" is sárbhithiúnach.
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