English to Irish Meaning of dastard - dastard

Dastard :

dastard

noun

Coward

Dastard :: dastardDastardly :: dastardlyDastards :: dastards

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Definitions of dastard in English

Noun(1) a despicable coward
Adjective(1) despicably cowardly

Examples of dastard in English

(1) I had found the body underneath the floorboards, but I had yet to find the dastard that placed it there.(2) You're one of those estate agent dastards - bumping up house prices beyond the reach of young working couples.(3) Victor Fisher, on hand outside the hall, charged the dissenting delegates with being ├ö├ç├┐ dastards and cowards, some of whom├ö├ç┬¬ were the paid agents of the enemy, and.., traitors not only to their country but to civilisation.├ö├ç├û(4) Then, her mind was filled with an intense hate, a hate for the dastards that abducted her crewmates.(5) The German player also seeks to reinsure the treaty by tying in the Swedish matter because he cannot rely on Russian compliance simply because the deal is good for both countries; that is, he must protect against fools as well as dastards .

(1) to dash ::

a Fleasc

(2) a dash ::

Fleasc

(3) dash off ::

Fleasc amach

(4) dash out ::

Fleasc amach

(5) dash line ::

líne Fleasc

(6) dash light ::

solas Fleasc

(7) cut a dash ::

gearrtha Fleasc

(8) em dash ::

Fleasc em

(9) dash against ::

Fleasc aghaidh

Synonyms

Adjective

1. dastardly ::

dastardly

Antonyms

1. hero ::

laoch

2. stalwart ::

stalwart

3. valiant ::

cróga

Different Forms

dastard, dastardly, dastards

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