miscreant [noun]

The miscreant vandalized the park.

The police are searching for the miscreant who stole the car.

The miscreant was caught red-handed.

The town was terrorized by a band of miscreants.

The miscreant was sentenced to prison.

The miscreant tried to escape but was apprehended.

The miscreant caused chaos at the party.

The miscreant was caught on camera.

The miscreant was a menace to society.

The miscreant was known to the police.

The miscreant was a habitual offender.

The miscreant was caught in a lie.

The miscreant was a con artist.

The miscreant was a bully.

The miscreant was a thief.

The miscreant was a troublemaker.

The miscreant was a vandal.

The miscreant was a hooligan.

The miscreant was a delinquent.

The miscreant was a wrongdoer.

The same house can't contain that miscreant and me any longer.

The heart of the miscreant swelled with indignation and disappointment.

Unless I were a miscreant, I could not but be grateful for such kindness.

You are thinking, 'Here is the miscreant, the scoundrel, who destroyed our battleship!'

What miscreant hero had dared perform this sacrilegious exploit?

But a miscreant in Shakespeares time had nothing of the meaning which now it has.

To appeal for mercy would delight the miscreant and not aid the prisoner.

But it was necessary that the miscreant should give some instructions to his prisoner.

Ay, miscreant caitiff, you would have made me a subject for science, would you?

Tell me, Venetians, ought I to keep my word with this miscreant?