Gangsters
Organized crime and gangsters are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Organized crime" instead a noun "Gangsters".
Organized crime
Organized crime noun - Underworld organizations.
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Synonyms for Organized crime
Gangsters and organized crime are semantically related. You can use "Gangsters" instead a noun phrase "Organized crime".
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Related pairs
- mob and gangsters
- mob and organized crime
- element and gangsters
- element and organized crime
- abyss and gangsters
- abyss and organized crime
- racket and gangsters
- racket and organized crime
- syndicate and gangsters
- syndicate and organized crime
- underworld and gangsters
- underworld and organized crime
- riffraff and gangsters
- riffraff and organized crime
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Louie's mother has the sobriquet Ma Barker, who IRL was the mother of a gang of sibling gangsters; the feline version certainly acts like an organized crime boss.
Source: Literature / Midnight Louie -
Historically, the Irish Mob was on its last legs during the 1910s-early 30s, thanks to gentrification the number of young gangsters dried up and the next minority became the organized crime.
- Usually the Ruthless Foreign Gangsters in works set during the 80's, and occasionally engaged in a Mob War with another organized crime group.
Source: The Cartel
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