rogue
rogue
roʊg
rowg
British pronunciation
/ɹˈə‍ʊɡ/

Definition & Meaning of "rogue"in English

Rogue
01

a dishonest individual who behaves outside of societal norms or laws, often engaging in deceitful or unlawful activities

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The town was plagued by a rogue who would pickpocket unsuspecting travelers in the bustling marketplace.
Despite warnings from authorities, the rogue continued to sell counterfeit goods from a hidden storefront.
01

(of an animal) having an unpredictable or aggressive nature

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The rogue elephant caused panic among villagers by wandering into residential areas.
The rogue wolf was known for attacking livestock, prompting concerns among farmers.
02

having a wild, erratic, or untamed nature

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The ship was capsized by a rogue wave.
A rogue storm devastated the coast.
03

(of a person) behaving in a way that defies rules or expectations

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The city launched an investigation into allegations of rogue cops abusing their power.
A group of rogue officers were caught planting false evidence.
04

having leadership that defies international law or global norms of behavior

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The rogue state continued to test missiles despite international sanctions.
Rogue regimes often face political and economic isolation.
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