Plural of villain
regular plural
The plural of villain is villains.
Forms of villain
| Singular | villain /ˈvɪl.ən/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | villains |
| Countable | countable |
Villains in a sentence
- Let's discuss how to play if you are the chip leader (that is, if you have more chips than all the villains).
- Growing up, bald men were never the superheroes and always the villains.2021 March 14, Michael Segalov, “It can leave your self-image fractured”, in The Guardian. From the entry bald
- He reached for two more ice creams and handed them to the villains.2021, Terry Catasus Jennings, All for One, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN, page 81. From the entry one for the road
- Man, it’s so bad, villains are evil, guys, don’t let them fool you!2018, Liam Llewellyn, Stuporheroes, L.L. Press, →ISBN, page 117. From the entry kthnxbye
- And the worst part is that the liberals and other real life villains (ex.2016 March 17, Jon Savitt, “A Letter From Your Local Trump Supporter”, in The Huffington Post, New York, N.Y.: Oath Inc., →OCLC, archived…. From the entry Obamerica
Meaning of villain
- noun A vile, wicked person.
- noun An extremely depraved person, or one capable or guilty of great crimes.
- noun A deliberate scoundrel.
Questions about the plural of villain
- What is the plural of villain?
- The plural of villain is villains.
- Is villain countable?
- Villain is a countable noun.
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