highwaymen Meaning in Tamil ( highwaymen வார்த்தையின் தமிழ் அர்த்தம்)
Noun:
வழிப்பறிக் கொள்ளைக்காரன்,
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highwaymen தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:
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highwaymen's Usage Examples:
Romans, Vikings, highwaymen and Victorian industrialists to name just a few.
After the organization of the Territory, except for the appearance of organized bands of highwaymen in 1877-1879, there was little turbulence, in marked contrast with conditions in some of the neighbouring Territories.
The Kurirs, a wandering and thieving tribe, the Kamais, professional burglars, and the Baruds, cattle-stealers and highwaymen, are notorious among the criminal classes.
"Selwood forest was long a favourite haunt of brigands, and even in the 18th century gave shelter to a gang of coiners and highwaymen.
"Travellers also had the risk of assault by robbers and highwaymen.
Crime was rampant, highwaymen terrorized the roads, footpads infested the streets, burglaries were of constant occurrence, river thieves on the Thames committed depredations wholesale.
Travellers also had the risk of assault by robbers and highwaymen.
The attempt to throw off the British yoke was confined to a few disaffected ex-rulers and their heirs, with their numerous clansmen and hangers-on, besides the badmashes and highwaymen who saw their way to profit by the removal of the British administration under which their peculiar talents found no safe outlet.
It was a favourite resort of highwaymen, whose bodies were exposed on gibbets along the road.
Putney Heath was formerly notorious as a resort of highwaymen and duellists.
"Crime was rampant, highwaymen terrorized the roads, footpads infested the streets, burglaries were of constant occurrence, river thieves on the Thames committed depredations wholesale.
Andalusia is still famous for its bull-fighters; and every outlying hamlet has its legends of highwaymen and contraband.
Selwood forest was long a favourite haunt of brigands, and even in the 18th century gave shelter to a gang of coiners and highwaymen.
Synonyms:
stickup man, padder, holdup man, highjacker, footpad, hijacker, road agent,
Antonyms:
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