Scoundrels
Thieves and scoundrels are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thieves" instead a noun "Scoundrels".
Thieves
Scoundrels and thieves are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Scoundrels" instead a noun "Thieves".
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- In fact, in keeping with the recurring theme in Tarantino's works of honor among thieves and scoundrels they seem to have a whole, elaborate code of ethics all their own which they euphemistically refer to as "professionalism".
Source: Even Evil Has Standards / Film - When we first see "Gypsies" in Castle Waiting, they're horse thieves, murderers, and scoundrels with ties to people who buy babies.
Source: Useful Notes / Romani - Do you want to join the pirates, thieves, less savory people, scoundrels in general?
Source: Scoundrel Code
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