Heroine and Rat

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Heroine noun – The main good female character in a work of fiction.

Rat is an antonym for heroine.

Nearby Words: hero, heroin

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Rat noun – A person whose behavior is offensive to others.

Usage example: no one can understand what she finds appealing in a rat like him

Heroine is an antonym for rat.

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old	old heroine	old rat
good	good heroine	good rat
female	female heroine	female rat
average	average heroine	average rat
Other adjectives: original, single, poor, intelligent, actual, real, evil, black, naked, former, mutant.

Rat King: The heroine discovers the heart of the supercomputer directing Earth's war effort is a malevolent and superintelligent Rat King plugged into the network as its CPU.

Source: Comic Book / The Ballad Of Halo Jones
Averted with Jade Rat in Half World, who is a faithful friend and ally of the heroine, even if she is a bit of a Deadpan Snarker.

Source: You Dirty Rat
In Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic children's novel A Little Princess, heroine Sara Crewe befriends and tames the rat who lives in her attic.

Source: Friend to All Living Things

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