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Definition
someone without moral principles
- I would have been a far better choice than the ten scoundrels they selected in my place, of that I can assure you.Chapter 3.27 (69% in)
- You are a scoundrel and a disgrace even to your whimpering breed.Chapter 3.27 (82% in)
- You are an Irishman and a scoundrel, Mr. McLean, and I cannot expect you to master the sweep and scope of an alien and enemy culture.Chapter 4.34 (41% in)
- If they will rob an historian of his sources, there is no telling what the scoundrels will do.Chapter 4.34 (87% in)
- "Scoundrel!" he cried out, thumping me broadly on the shoulder.Chapter 4.34 (93% in)
- They are scoundrels of the first order.Chapter 4.34 (98% in)
There are no more uses of "scoundrel" in The Lords of Discipline.
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