ruffian in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Ruffian: a violent or lawless person, often characterized by a rough demeanor and aggressive behavior.
Sample Sentences
- The ruffian swaggered through the alley, intimidating anyone who dared to cross his path.
- Despite his rough exterior, the ruffian had a soft spot for stray animals and often took them in.
- The police were on high alert, knowing that a notorious ruffian was in town causing trouble.
- She could tell that the ruffian had a troubled past, hidden behind his mischievous grin.
- In the wild west, a ruffian often earned a reputation that made it hard to find allies.
- The ruffian swaggered down the street, drawing the wary eyes of passersby.
- Despite his charming smile, he was known to be a ruffian with a penchant for trouble.
- The old tavern was filled with ruffians who reveled in their lawless lifestyle.
- She had to navigate carefully, as the ruffians were known for their unpredictable behavior.
- The ruffian's reputation preceded him, causing locals to whisper in fear whenever he approached.
- The ruffian swaggered down the street, drawing the attention of everyone around him.
- Despite his rough exterior, he had a surprising soft spot for animals, often rescuing stray dogs from the shelter.
- The local bar was known for its rowdy patrons, many of whom were ruffians looking for trouble.
- She quickly learned to avoid the ruffian's gang, who were notorious for their reckless behavior.
- His reputation as a ruffian preceded him, making it difficult for him to find a job in the respectable parts of town.