dastard

• Adjetivo anticuado que significa cobarde o traicionero, usado a menudo para describir a alguien malvado o mezquino.

An archaic adjective meaning cowardly or treacherous, often used to describe a malicious or underhanded person.

1. Cowardly and maliciousC2formalbritish

   Characterized by cowardice and a mean, underhanded nature.

   Cobarde y malvado

   • His dastard actions were condemned by the entire community.
   • The villain's dastard plan was foiled at the last moment.
   • She could not believe the dastard betrayal of her trusted friend.

   Sinónimosbasecowardlycravendastardlymeanpusillanimousvile

   Antónimosbravecourageousgallanthonorablenoble

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona considerada cobarde, traicionera o malvada, usado a menudo en contextos históricos o literarios.

A noun referring to a person who is considered cowardly, treacherous, or malicious, often used in historical or literary contexts.

1. Cowardly villainC2formalbritish

   A person who behaves in a treacherous, underhanded, or cowardly way, often in a malicious manner.

   Villano cobarde

   • The dastard fled the scene after committing the crime.
   • Only a dastard would betray a friend for personal gain.
   • The novel's antagonist is a true dastard, plotting in the shadows.

   Sinónimosblackguardcadcowardcravencurheelknavemiscreantpoltroonratroguescoundrelsnakevillainwretch

   Antónimoschampionhero