rogues

NOUN

person who deceives, swindles

Synonyms

STRONGEST

con artist crook rascal swindler villain

STRONG

blackguard charlatan cheat cheater criminal defrauder devil fraud heel hooligan lowlife mischief miscreant monstrosity ne'er-do-well outlaw problem rapscallion reprobate scalawag scamp scoundrel trickster

WEAK

bad egg bad news black sheep

Example Sentences

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And as she discovers the depth of the impact partying can have, Mary vogues her way into a life of stability and purpose without sacrificing her passions.

From Salon • Jun. 9, 2025

As she discovers the depth of the impact partying can have, Mary vogues her way into a life of stability and purpose without sacrificing her passions.

From Salon • Jun. 9, 2025

Bale theatrically throws his arms around in disbelief, and on the touchline Zidane vogues in similar style.

From The Guardian • Apr. 26, 2016

His quasi-Delphic prose notwithstanding, Kissinger was in reality a fairly conventional thinker who followed the vogues of the times far more than shaping them.

From Washington Post • Oct. 1, 2015

What curious pranks time plays with tastes and vogues.

From The Delicious Vice by Allison, Young Ewing