What does outlaw mean in English? Meaning of outlaw definition and abbreviation with examples.
Meaning of "outlaw": someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime
Noun
Meaning: someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crimeSynonyms: criminal
crook
felon
malefactor
outlawHyponyms: abductor
accessary
accessory
arsonist
blackmailer
bootlegger
briber
coconspirator
conspirator
contrabandist
desperado
desperate criminal
drug dealer
drug peddler
drug trafficker
extortioner
extortionist
firebug
fugitive
fugitive from justice
gangster
gangster's moll
gaolbird
goon
gun moll
habitual criminal
highbinder
highjacker
hijacker
hood
hoodlum
incendiary
jail bird
jailbird
kidnaper
kidnapper
law offender
lawbreaker
liquidator
machinator
mafioso
manslayer
mobster
moll
moon curser
moon-curser
moonshiner
murderer
parolee
peddler
plotter
probationer
punk
pusher
racketeer
raper
rapist
recidivist
repeater
runner
scofflaw
smuggler
snatcher
stealer
strong-armer
suborner
thief
thug
tough
toughie
traitor
treasonist
violatorHypernyms: principalInstance Hyponyms: billie the kid
bonney
james
jesse james
macgregor
rob roy
robert macgregor
william h. bonneyMeaning of "outlaw": declare illegal; outlaw
Verb
Meaning: declare illegal; outlawExample: Marijuana is criminalized in the U.S.Synonyms: criminalise
criminalize
illegalise
illegalize
outlawHyponyms: ban
censorHypernyms: disallow
forbid
interdict
nix
prohibit
proscribe
vetoAntonyms: decriminalise
decriminalize
legalise
legalize
legitimate
legitimatise
legitimatize
legitimise
legitimizeMeaning of "outlaw": contrary to or forbidden by law
Adjective
Meaning: contrary to or forbidden by lawExample: an illegitimate seizure of power
illicit trade
an outlaw strike
unlawful measuresSynonyms: illegitimate
illicit
outlaw
outlawed
unlawfulSimilar: illegalMeaning of "outlaw": disobedient to or defiant of law
Adjective
Meaning: disobedient to or defiant of lawExample: lawless bands roaming the plainsSynonyms: lawless
outlawSimilar: unlawfulSynonyms:
pariah, mobster, crook, hooligan, desperado, fugitive, outcast, bandit, gangster, hoodlum, robber, marauder, drifter, mug, racketeer, criminal, brigand, hood, con, jailbird, gunslinger, ex-con, wrong number, prevent, bar, forbid, proscribe, disallow, ban, exclude, condemn, embargo, inhibit, stop, interdict, damn, enjoin, taboo, banish, illegalize,
Antonyms:
police, law, permit, include, welcome, legalize, allow, approve, admit,
