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rogue

[rohg] / roʊg /


Example Sentences

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“I read about it once. One of our own agents went rogue, and in order to confuse his trail he started leapfrogging through time.”

From Literature

"It depends if this is seen as a direct attack on Aramco by the Iranian leadership or a rogue drone that just came close," a source close to the Saudi government told AFP Monday.

From Barron's

It’s not that it would go rogue, it’s that it would be too efficient and fast.

From Los Angeles Times

Presenting the report to MPs, parliament majority leader Kimani Ichung'wah, described a "deeply disturbing" network of rogue state officials allegedly colluding with human trafficking syndicates to recruit and transport Kenyans.

From BBC

The first group in the rogues’ gallery are the British children of World War II. Lennon was born in the interlude between air raids.

From The Wall Street Journal