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Malefactor

usgb/ˈmælɪfæktər/Volume
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Legal Context

Primarily used in legal or formal contexts to describe someone who commits crimes.

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The court sentenced the malefactor to ten years in prison.
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Severity

The term often implies serious wrongdoing or significant harm.

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After the investigation, the malefactor was linked to multiple burglaries.
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Not Gender-Specific

Despite 'male' in 'malefactor', it can refer to people of any gender.

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The female malefactor was last seen near the jewellery store.
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