Immoral
Immoral adjective - Not conforming to a high moral standard; morally unacceptable.
Villain and immoral are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Villain" instead a noun "Immoral".
Nearby Words: immorality, immorally
Villain
Villain noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.
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Synonyms for Villain
Immoral and villain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Immoral" instead a noun "Villain".
Nearby Words: villainous, villainy
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And Ferris's sister Jeane is also treated as a villain who just wants to catch Ferris out of spite, even though she never does anything immoral - rather she counters several of Ferris' immoral acts.
Source: Strawman Has a Point - Rarely overlaps with Immortality Immorality (even though the "immoral" character usually expects that living forever will be awesome), because if it did, it would mean the villain was right in his immoral quest.
Source: Living Forever Is Awesome -
Karma Houdini: A character who gets off scot-free despite committing immoral actions (usually a villain, heroic examples are often YMMV)
Source: Just For Fun / Tropes of Legend
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