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villain

[vil-uhn] / ˈvɪl ən /


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Listening to a Japanese newsreel describe him as a villain referred to only as “the American,” you realize that “Marty Supreme” is more than a caricature of Reisman.

From Los Angeles Times

His similarity to the film’s villain, Mr. Potter — a wealthy, nasty slumlord who names everything he takes control of after himself — was easier to point out than spots on a cheetah.

From Los Angeles Times

There are no villains in “Some Bright Nowhere,” which takes its title from the poem “Night’s Thousand Shadows” by Christian Wiman.

From The Wall Street Journal

Which is not surprising if you’ve ever watched “Adventure Time,” where even every villain is also a protagonist.

From Los Angeles Times

But as great a movie as “Jaws” is, the villain was nature, not the White House.

From The Wall Street Journal