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Often used in the same context:
viziers,
slanderers,
fools,
mountebanks,
scoundrels,
reprobates,
bumblers,
rapscallions,
prigs,
scallywags,
numbskulls,
connivers,
blackguard,
jesters,
rogues,
buffoons,
knights,
freebooters,
forsooth,
nobles,
noblemen,
pillagers,
wenches,
tinpot,
ignoramuses,
toadies,
hypocrites,
bunglers,
liars,
usurpers,
pharisees,
blockheads,
crones,
scumbags,
dunces,
fabulists,
bluffers,
nitwits,
chiselers,
incompetents,
simpletons,
popinjay,
rascals,
luciferian,
gits,
churls,
rotters,
jackasses,
egotists,
plutocrats,
oafs,
tinhorn,
whores,
pantywaists,
malefactors,
gorgons,
carthaginians,
succubi,
plebeians,
nincompoops,
impiety,
perjurers,
knavery,
ruffians,
harlotry,
lackeys,
curs,
humbugs,
aristocracies,
sycophants,
jacobin,
credulousness,
ragamuffins,
hirelings,
roundheads,
egoists,
divines,
popery,
idiots,
proclaimers,
boneheads,
flatterers,
boors,
placemen,
rapine,
lords,
desperadoes,
minions,
berserkers,
imbecility,
dunderheads,
aristocrats,
debauching,
patricians,
wickedness,
philistines,
harlots,
highwayman,
subhumans,
rubes,
winos,
barbarians,
knave,
rogue,
cheats,
rascal,
schemers,
deceivers,
scoundrel,
demagogues,
hypocrite,
impostors,
impostor,
intriguers,
vagabonds
Also try:
— Adjectives for knaves:
such,
arrant,
false,
poor,
cowardly,
greatest,
lazy,
honest,
more,
crafty,
cunning,
more...
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