Fugitive and Villain

Fugitive

Fugitive noun - Someone who is sought by law officers; someone trying to elude justice.

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Villain and fugitive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Villain" instead a noun "Fugitive".

Villain noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.

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Fugitive and villain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fugitive" instead a noun "Villain".

Nearby Words: villainous, villainy

particular	particular fugitive	particular villain
certain	certain fugitive	certain villain
alien	alien fugitive	alien villain
current	current fugitive	current villain
Other adjectives: actual, real, male, dangerous, hidden, ruthless, mysterious, titular, eponymous.

He was betrayed by the villain, and when it was later revealed that El Hombre commissioned the attack, he became a wanted fugitive and disappeared into his civilian identity.

Source: Fallen Hero
The Fugitive: During the confrontation between Kimble and the villain at the hotel.

Source: Kitchen Chase
Lois and Clark alluded to a Utopian future in "Tempus Fugitive." Superman and Lois' legacy is a completely perfect, balanced world - which drives the villain of the episode to try and change it.

Source: Good Is Boring

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