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Lawbreaker

usgb/ˈlɔːbreɪkər/Volume
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Negative Connotation

The term 'lawbreaker' implies negative judgment and is often used to criticize or condemn someone's actions.

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He was labeled a lawbreaker after illegally downloading music.
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Seriousness Varies

'Lawbreaker' can refer to minor infractions as well as serious crimes, depending on the context.

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Even jaywalkers are considered lawbreakers, albeit minor ones.
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Legal Context

Use 'lawbreaker' in contexts discussing legal issues, where the focus is on the violation of laws.

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During the trial, the prosecutor described him as a habitual lawbreaker.
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