villain in Irish
villain in Irish is bithiúnach — villain means a wicked or evil character, especially the main antagonist in a story, film, or drama.
villain in Irish
bithiúnach
What does "villain" mean?
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noun A wicked or evil character, especially the main antagonist in a story, film, or drama.
"In some ways, it’s a relief to see tech bros, especially AI entrepreneurs, reach full, unambiguous movie-villain status."
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villain in a sentence
- In some ways, it’s a relief to see tech bros, especially AI entrepreneurs, reach full, unambiguous movie-villain status.
- The villain in the film was a corrupt businessman plotting to flood the valley.
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What is "villain" in Irish?
"villain" in Irish is bithiúnach. villain means: A wicked or evil character, especially the main antagonist in a story, film, or drama.
How do you use "villain" in a sentence?
Example: "The villain in the film was a corrupt businessman plotting to flood the valley." In Irish, "villain" is bithiúnach.
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