What is another word for vandal?
Pronunciation:
[ vˈandə͡l], [ vˈandəl], [ v_ˈa_n_d_əl]
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Synonyms for Vandal:
n.
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- drug baron,
- arsonist,
- pirate,
- fence,
- CONMAN,
- accessory,
- abductor,
- child molester,
- con woman,
- drug lord,
- con artist.
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- hood,
- punk,
- delinquent.
- hooligan,
- vandal,
- cannibal,
- bigot,
- rascal,
- hun,
- philistine,
- clod,
- monster,
- ruffian,
- Huns,
- lout,
- troglodytes,
- ignoramus,
- beast,
- troglodyte,
- brute,
- boor.
- eradicator,
- executioner,
- poison,
- despoiler,
- Assassin,
- eradicators,
- chemotherapy,
- radiation,
- ransackers,
- despoilers,
- wrecker,
- Demolisher,
- exterminator,
- wreckers,
- cancer,
- bomber,
- demolishers,
- ransacker,
- exterminators,
- savages,
- savage,
- slaughterer,
- chemotherapies,
- firebrand,
- annihilator.
Other synonyms:
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- iconoclast.
- Idoloclast,
- outlaw,
- brutal,
- Defacer,
- barbarous,
- looter,
- mischief-maker,
- barbaric,
- cruel,
- perpetrator,
- malefactor,
- goth,
- gothic,
- yob,
- prisoner,
- heathenish,
- saboteur,
- felon,
- slattern,
- frump,
- hoyden,
- grump,
- inhuman,
- commonalty,
- uncivilized,
- vandals,
- wastrel,
- nihilist,
- oaf,
- Vandalic,
- parvenu,
- anthropophagite,
- Spoliator,
- tomboy,
- ferocious,
- gent,
- mug,
- goon,
- tiddler,
- unlicked cub,
- dynamiter,
- Marplot,
- skinhead,
- uncouth,
- rogue,
- spoiler,
- snob,
- biblioclast,
- idol breaker,
- graceless,
- dowdy,
- yahoo,
- cad,
- tiger,
- man-eater,
- rapist,
- wild man,
- Misdemeanant,
- Ravager,
- jail bird,
- heathen,
- clown,
- rough diamond,
- pillager,
- culprit,
- ruiner,
- uncivil,
- offender,
- burner,
- vandalize,
- PERP,
- inmate,
- pagan,
- yobbo,
- animal,
- churlish,
- convict,
- churl,
- scofflaw,
- hyena,
- fierce,
- vicious,
- boorish,
- shark,
- Dynamitard,
- lowbrow,
- anarchist,
- oppressor,
- syndicalist,
- skinflint,
- wild,
- vandalise,
- cub.
How to use "Vandal" in context?
In recent years, vandalism has come to be seen as a crime that is not taken lightly. Laws have been updated to reflect this, and those who vandalize property or engage in other destructive actions can expect to face penalties. In some cases, vandalism may even be considered a misdemeanor, depending on the specifics of the case.
Vandalism can happen for a number of reasons. Some people vandalize property simply because they are bored or want to cause mischief. Others may vandalize property in retaliation for the actions of others. Regardless of the reason, vandalism is never aestead or justified.
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