Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bandido
noun
/bænˈdiːdoʊ/
Definition
A bandido is typically known as a bandit, especially in the context of outlaw activities in Latin American countries.
Examples
- The bandido was captured after a long chase through the mountains.
- In the story, the bandido stole from wealthy travelers and hid in the hills.
- Many films portray the life of a bandido as adventurous yet dangerous.
Meaning
The term ‘bandido’ refers to someone who engages in criminal activities, often associated with robbery or violence. It carries a connotation of rebellion against authority.
Synonyms
- outlaw
- thief
- robber
