Rogue and Vampire

Rogue

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

Vampire and rogue are semantically related In some cases you can use "Vampire" instead a noun "Rogue".

Nearby Words: roguish, roguery

Vampire

Vampire noun - A person who habitually preys upon others.
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Rogue and vampire are semantically related in evil topic. Sometimes you can use "Rogue" instead a noun "Vampire".

Nearby Words: vamp, vampirism

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / Jane Yellowrock Emergency Transformation: A human servant is brought over as a vampire to not only save her life but to prevent the vampire who drained her from being declared rogue and killed for it.
  • The Hashshashin Vampire: The Masquerade has the Assamites, a vampire clan associated with the Hashshashin (a rogue Renfield of theirs in the 12th/13th centuries used the cult to help him hunt vampires).
  • Hilarious In Hindsight / Film Rogue (played by Anna Paquin) is unable to have prolonged physical contact with anyone as she sucks out their life-force like a vampire.
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