[
UK
/lˈəʊlaɪf/
]
NOUN
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a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible
kill the rat
only a rotter would do that
the British call a contemptible person a `git'
you cowardly little pukes!
throw the bum out
How To Use lowlife In A Sentence
- The result: a spare, jagged, supremely efficient novel (183 pages) that, although utterly lacking in exposition, lays bare an entire world of workaday lowlifes trying to get by on the fringes of organized crime. New Fiction
- I'd be willing to bet that he's been planning this for years… what a lowlife bastard.
- It is band width hogged by idiots, cranks, lowlifes, fanatic, and fools.
- I've heard the term revolving door policy when it comes to lowlife criminal c0-cksuck-Ers like this. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
- Finding the facts and authorship of classic offenses, such as the thousands or even millions of petty thefts committed by mankind traditionally, goes almost unnoticed, since these are misdemeanors of "small criminals" that are facetiously and classically pointed out by society as "lowlife" crimes ... Home
- Because what, after all, was Johnny Mascia himself but the same kind of lowlife drug dealer he murdered - and much worse? Book Chase
- They called Jesus a ‘winebibber,’ said he consorted with lowlifes, and accused him of bringing the name of the religious community into disrepute by violating the social laws of religious apartheid.
- As for your particular situation, what kind of idiot lowlife would tell another man that his wife was great in the sack?
- I glared at them and muttered the Russian word for uncultured lowlife.
- The sensuality of the dance and the lyrics emphasizing lowlife values and language challenged bourgeois morality and dominant views on appropriate female behavior.
