Pronunciation: /roʊɡ/
noun a dishonest or unprincipled person
A1 The rogue stole the treasure from the castle.
A2 The rogue was caught stealing from the market.
B1 The town was plagued by a rogue who kept causing trouble.
B2 The rogue's cunning tactics helped him evade capture.
C1 The rogue's reputation as a master thief preceded him.
C2 The rogue's unpredictable behavior kept everyone on edge.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a rogue
A1 The rogue squirrel stole my sandwich.
A2 The rogue employee was caught stealing from the company.
B1 The rogue software caused the computer to crash.
B2 The rogue nation ignored international laws and sanctions.
C1 The rogue trader made risky investments that led to financial losses.
C2 The rogue agent went undercover to infiltrate the criminal organization.
formal The rogue employee was caught stealing company funds.
informal That rogue guy always causes trouble at work.
slang I heard there's a rogue party happening tonight, wanna go?
figurative Her thoughts were like rogue waves, crashing unpredictably in her mind.
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