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Synonym for male [noun]

The synonym male synonymous definition words:
means "person"
man, fellow, chap, guy, gentleman, beau, blade, boy
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Further results for the word "male"

man [noun]

means "person"
male, fellow, chap, guy, gentleman, beau
- translate man

manful [adjective]

means "masculine"
male, virile, manly

manly [adjective]

means "masculine"
male, virile, manful

masculine [adjective]

means "virile"
male, potent, manly

virile [adjective]

means "masculine"
male, potent, manly

malediction [noun]

means "denunciation"
anathema, ban, hex, commination, fulmination, imprecation, curse

malefactor [noun]

means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, delinquent, law-breaker, reprobate

malevolence [noun]

means "malice"
ill will, maliciousness, spite, rancour, grudge, hate, hatred

malevolent [adjective]

means "opprobrious"
malignant, damaging, hurting, spiteful

ban [noun]

means "denunciation"
anathema, curse, excommunication, malediction

commination [noun]

means "ban"
threatening, menace, malediction, diatribe, obloquy, aspersion

curse [noun]

means "denunciation"
malediction

delinquent [noun]

means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate

diabolic [adjective]

means "devilish"
fiendish, malevolent, impious, demonic, wicked

diatribe [noun]

means "tirade"
harangue, malediction

drake [noun]

means "bird"
male duck

evildoer [noun]

means "one who does evil"
malefactor, wrongdoer, criminal, sinner

excommunication [noun]

means "denunciation"
anathema, curse, ban, malediction

execration [noun]

means "curse"
malediction, anathema, condemnation, denunciation

fulmination [noun]

means "denunciation"
malediction

harangue [noun]

means "tirade"
diatribe, malediction

hate [noun]

means "feeling"
hatred, disgust, aversion, antipathy, rancour, malevolence
- translate hate

hero [noun]

means "person"
male lead

imprecation [noun]

means "denunciation"
malediction

invective [noun]

means "accusation"
railing, vituperation, malediction

malice [noun]

means "spite"
ill will, maliciousness, malevolence, rancour, grudge, hate

malicious [adjective]

means "vicious"
refractory, malevolent, spiteful, malignant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered

maliciousness [noun]

means "malice"
ill will, spite, malevolence, rancour, grudge, hate

malignancy [noun]

means "virulence"
malice, hatred, fatality, grudge, malevolence, ill-will

malignity [noun]

means "hostility"
malice, resentment, hate, malevolence

miscreant [noun]

means "juvenile offender"
offender, delinquent, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate

oath [noun]

means "blasphemy"
disrespect, curse, malediction, profanity

offender [noun]

means "juvenile offender"
delinquent, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate

pernicious [adjective]

means "wicked"
bad, evil, malevolent, malicious

railing [noun]

means "accusation"
invective, vituperation, malediction

rancor [noun]

means "malice"
malevolence, vengeance, antipathy, ill will, acrimony, acerbity

rancour [noun]

means "malice"
ill will, maliciousness, malevolence, spite, grudge, hate

revenge [noun]

means "vindictiveness"
rancour, malevolence

revengeful [adjective]

means "spiteful"
malicious, malevolent, implacable, hateful, malignant, resentful

sinner [noun]

means "person"
offender, delinquent, miscreant, trespasser, malefactor, culprit

spite [noun]

means "malice"
ill will, maliciousness, malevolence, rancour, grudge, hate

spiteful [adjective]

means "malicious"
refractory, malevolent, vicious, malignant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered

tirade [noun]

means "harangue"
diatribe, malediction

vengeful [adjective]

means "malicious"
refractory, malevolent, spiteful, malignant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered

venom [noun]

means "malice"
anger, bitterness, contempt, spite, maliciousness, malevolence

vicious [adjective]

means "malicious"
refractory, malevolent, spiteful, malignant, bad-tempered, ill-tempered

vindictiveness [noun]

means "revenge"
rancour, malevolence

wrongdoer [noun]

means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, delinquent, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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