rascalism
ˈræskəlɪzəm
Definition

Definition of rascalism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
mischiefDatedmischievous behavior typical of a rascalDated
  • His rascalism often got him into trouble at school.
mischief prankishness
2.
villainyDateddeceitful or villainous actionsDated
  • The rascalism of the con artist was well-known.
deceit knavery villainy
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Origin of rascalism

Middle English, rascaile (rabble)

Examples of rascalism in a sentence

  • Her rascalism made her popular among peers.
  • His rascalism led to his eventual downfall.
  • The novel's plot is driven by rascalism and intrigue.

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  1. French:espièglerie, roublardise, ...
  2. German:Unfug, Schurkerei, ...
  3. Italian:monelleria, malvagità, ...
  4. Spanish:pillería, villanía, ...
  5. Portuguese:traquinice, vilania, ...
  6. Chinese:无赖行为, 恶棍行为, ...
  7. Japanese:いたずら, 悪事, ...
  8. Arabic:شقاوة, خُبْث, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹבָבוּת, נַבְלוּת, ...
  10. Russian:озорство, злодейство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шибенство, шахрайство, ...
  12. Hindi:शरारत, धोखाधड़ी, ...
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