LookItUprogue
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /roʊɡ/ · UK /rəʊɡ/
Forms: rogues
rogue means: A person who behaves dishonestly and cannot be trusted, sometimes described with amused affection.
noun
A person who behaves dishonestly and cannot be trusted, sometimes described with amused affection.
- That man is a rogue.
- The charming rogue persuaded everyone to lend him money.
- You old rogue, you took the last cake!
A type of game character who avoids being seen and is skilled at stealing or surprise attacks.
- I play a rogue in this game.
- Our rogue opened the locked chest.
- Rogues can sneak past guards without being seen.
Questions about rogue
What does rogue mean?
A person who behaves dishonestly and cannot be trusted, sometimes described with amused affection.
What is rogue in other languages?
Türkçe: düzenbaz · Español: pícaro · Français: coquin · Deutsch: Schurke · Italiano: furfante · 日本語: 悪党
How do you pronounce rogue?
In American English /roʊɡ/; in British English /rəʊɡ/.
How do you use rogue in a sentence?
That man is a rogue. The charming rogue persuaded everyone to lend him money.
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