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Verbs don't describe, they are doing words... adjectives are used to describe things. It depends what sort of thing you are looking for but you could use words like evil, nasty, cruel, horrid, etc.

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13y ago

adjective form of villain is "Villainous"

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Rather than quote verbatim, I'll err on the side of caution and simply direct you to my preferred on-line vocabulary information source Merriam-Webster.

For vocabulary questions, Merriam-Webster is an excellent resource I use frequently; the search box presents possible word selections as one types, which is often enough to direct the inquirer (or even provide the answer, if spelling was the heart of the question).

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14y ago

bad guy, evil guy,dark guy, criminal, enemy, antagonist,

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11y ago

No. Villain is a noun, as is villainy. The adjective is villainous.

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12y ago

A villain can be described as criminal, evil, destructive, antisocial, perhaps misguided, dangerous, bad.

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14y ago

my bum in a matter of fact loser

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9y ago

You could say devilish.

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12y ago

Heroic

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