flagitious
fləˈdʒɪʃəs
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Definition of flagitious - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
heinousDatedextremely brutal or wicked in natureDated
  • The flagitious acts of the dictator shocked the world.
atrocious heinous villainous
2.
criminalDatedguilty of terrible crimes or wicked actsDated
  • The flagitious villain was finally captured by the police.
heinous nefarious villainous
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Origin of flagitious

Latin, flagitiosus (shameful)

Examples of flagitious in a sentence

  • The novel depicted a flagitious villain.
  • The judge condemned the flagitious actions of the corrupt officials.
  • His flagitious behavior shocked even his closest friends.

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  1. French:infâme, scélérat, ...
  2. German:abscheulich, schändlich, ...
  3. Italian:atroce, malvagio, ...
  4. Spanish:atroz, flagicioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:hediondo, flagicioso, ...
  6. Chinese:残暴的, 穷凶极恶的, ...
  7. Japanese:凶悪な, 極悪な, ...
  8. Arabic:شَنِيع, فاجر, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרֻשָּׁע, פְּלִילִי, ...
  10. Russian:чудовищный, злодейский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жахливий, злочинний, ...
  12. Hindi:जघन्य, अपराधी, ...
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