Cool MateMeaning of Bandit
A person who commits robbery or engages in criminal activities.
In simple words: A person who steals or commits crimes.
Bandit in a sentence
- The bandit stole money from the unsuspecting tourists.
- They caught the notorious bandit after a long chase.
- In the old tales, the bandit was a hero to the poor.
- The bandit tried to escape but was surrounded by police.
How to use Bandit
Use 'bandit' in storytelling or news about crimes. Avoid in formal documents or discussions.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'band' of thieves working together.
Related words
Collocations with Bandit
- masked bandit
- armed bandit
- famous bandit
- bandit leader
- desperate bandit
Opposites of Bandit
- hero
- law-abiding citizen
Common mistakes with Bandit
- Confused with 'vandal' which means someone who damages property.
- Using 'bandit' to describe a non-criminal, like a troublemaker.
- Assuming 'bandit' only refers to historical figures, not modern ones.
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Frequently asked questions about Bandit
What does Bandit mean?
A person who steals or commits crimes.
What is the definition of Bandit?
A person who commits robbery or engages in criminal activities.
How do you use Bandit in a sentence?
The bandit stole money from the unsuspecting tourists.
Can you give another example of Bandit?
They caught the notorious bandit after a long chase.
What are synonyms for Bandit?
Common alternatives include robber, thief, crook, outlaw, marauder.
What is the opposite of Bandit?
Opposite meanings include hero, law-abiding citizen.
What words go with Bandit?
It commonly pairs with masked bandit, armed bandit, famous bandit, bandit leader, desperate bandit.
What are common mistakes when using Bandit?
Confused with 'vandal' which means someone who damages property. Using 'bandit' to describe a non-criminal, like a troublemaker. Assuming 'bandit' only refers to historical figures, not modern ones.
How do you pronounce Bandit?
US: //ˈbændɪt//, UK: //ˈbændɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Bandit?
Use 'bandit' in storytelling or news about crimes. Avoid in formal documents or discussions.