Bandit and Renegade

Bandit

Bandit noun - An armed thief who is (usually) a member of a band.

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Renegade and bandit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Renegade" instead a noun "Bandit".

Nearby Word: banditry

Renegade noun - A person who abandons a cause or organization usually without right.

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Bandit and renegade are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bandit" instead a noun "Renegade".

female	female bandit	female renegade
powerful	powerful bandit	powerful renegade
actual	actual bandit	actual renegade
real	real bandit	real renegade
Other adjectives: bad, former, so-called, double, last, captured.

Army of Thieves and Whores: The army that attacks Garathorn is made up of renegade Eldren, Vadhagh, Melniboneans, Tragic Millennium survivors and chaos beasts from across the multiverse, led by a raping, pillaging ex-bandit and rustler.

Source: Literature / The History of the Runestaff
The survivors living in these settlements live in constant fear of being murdered or enslaved by bandit gangs, renegade military units, and of course, mutants.But every wasteland has a wandering hero or two.

Source: Video Game / Wasteland Angel
F Troop adored this trope; because Larry Storch was hilarious with accents, he pulled double duty on no less than three occasions: as Agarn's renegade Mexican bandit cousin (El Diablo), his French-Canadian cousin (Lucky Pierre), and his Russian Cossack cousin (Agarnoff).

Source: Double Vision

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