Definition of supervillain in English:

supervillain

noun ˈsuːpəvɪlənˈso͞opəˌvilən

A fictional villain with superhuman powers.
of course, a superhero film wouldn't be complete without a supervillain
Example sentencesExamples
- They had been on the Foundation's floating headquarters when a supervillain called Basilisk had attacked.
- Outside of the fact that there would have been no supervillain, Doc Ock could easily have been cut out of the film.
- They had tapped into Pete's negative emotions and used them to create a rampaging supervillain.
- Instead of a hero, you've got yourself a nutritional supervillain.
- From the off, Spider-Man uses his wall-crawling abilities to foil the megalomaniac schemes of petty criminals and supervillains alike.
- I fully understand your apprehension, but please take a moment to consider how unique a film about a supervillain could be.
- But for every superhero, there's a supervillain, and someone is out for revenge.
- Some say he is a maniacal supervillain living in a dark mansion somewhere, plotting to take over the world.
- He actually felt better for telling this supervillain his woes.
- I can only assume that Noah's friend Dave is - or aspires to be - some sort of supervillain.
- They're like one of those cartoon supervillains that absorb the powers of whomever they're fighting.
- All is not well with Captain Amazing, as his skill in fighting supervillains has left him without any enemies.
- Due to his great success against criminals, he has become the target of a supervillain called Boddicker.
- To rephrase the question, does the presence of a superhero in our city promote supervillains?
- Then of course there is Spidey's arch nemesis, the supervillain Green Goblin, the alter ego of Norman Osborne.
- For example, your average supervillain usually aims to rule the world, destroy the world, or at least do something to the world.
- The endless sequences showing infiltration into the supervillain's island base are flat, with no compelling mystery waiting to be solved.
- Throw in a sidekick or two, and a supervillain with a penchant for world domination, and you have yourself a show.
- Perhaps I am becoming some sort of archetypal supervillain.
Synonyms
criminal, lawbreaker, outlaw, offender, felon, convict, jailbird, malefactor, wrongdoer, black hat

Definition of supervillain in US English:

supervillain

nounˈso͞opəˌvilən

A fictional villain with superhuman powers.
of course, a superhero film wouldn't be complete without a supervillain
Example sentencesExamples
- But for every superhero, there's a supervillain, and someone is out for revenge.
- Then of course there is Spidey's arch nemesis, the supervillain Green Goblin, the alter ego of Norman Osborne.
- Perhaps I am becoming some sort of archetypal supervillain.
- The endless sequences showing infiltration into the supervillain's island base are flat, with no compelling mystery waiting to be solved.
- Some say he is a maniacal supervillain living in a dark mansion somewhere, plotting to take over the world.
- From the off, Spider-Man uses his wall-crawling abilities to foil the megalomaniac schemes of petty criminals and supervillains alike.
- I can only assume that Noah's friend Dave is - or aspires to be - some sort of supervillain.
- I fully understand your apprehension, but please take a moment to consider how unique a film about a supervillain could be.
- Throw in a sidekick or two, and a supervillain with a penchant for world domination, and you have yourself a show.
- Due to his great success against criminals, he has become the target of a supervillain called Boddicker.
- To rephrase the question, does the presence of a superhero in our city promote supervillains?
- For example, your average supervillain usually aims to rule the world, destroy the world, or at least do something to the world.
- Outside of the fact that there would have been no supervillain, Doc Ock could easily have been cut out of the film.
- Instead of a hero, you've got yourself a nutritional supervillain.
- They had tapped into Pete's negative emotions and used them to create a rampaging supervillain.
- They had been on the Foundation's floating headquarters when a supervillain called Basilisk had attacked.
- He actually felt better for telling this supervillain his woes.
- All is not well with Captain Amazing, as his skill in fighting supervillains has left him without any enemies.
- They're like one of those cartoon supervillains that absorb the powers of whomever they're fighting.
Synonyms
criminal, lawbreaker, outlaw, offender, felon, convict, jailbird, malefactor, wrongdoer, black hat

单词	supervillain
释义	Definition of supervillain in English: supervillain noun ˈsuːpəvɪlənˈso͞opəˌvilən A fictional villain with superhuman powers. of course, a superhero film wouldn't be complete without a supervillain Example sentencesExamples They had been on the Foundation's floating headquarters when a supervillain called Basilisk had attacked. Outside of the fact that there would have been no supervillain, Doc Ock could easily have been cut out of the film. They had tapped into Pete's negative emotions and used them to create a rampaging supervillain. Instead of a hero, you've got yourself a nutritional supervillain. From the off, Spider-Man uses his wall-crawling abilities to foil the megalomaniac schemes of petty criminals and supervillains alike. I fully understand your apprehension, but please take a moment to consider how unique a film about a supervillain could be. But for every superhero, there's a supervillain, and someone is out for revenge. Some say he is a maniacal supervillain living in a dark mansion somewhere, plotting to take over the world. He actually felt better for telling this supervillain his woes. I can only assume that Noah's friend Dave is - or aspires to be - some sort of supervillain. They're like one of those cartoon supervillains that absorb the powers of whomever they're fighting. All is not well with Captain Amazing, as his skill in fighting supervillains has left him without any enemies. Due to his great success against criminals, he has become the target of a supervillain called Boddicker. To rephrase the question, does the presence of a superhero in our city promote supervillains? Then of course there is Spidey's arch nemesis, the supervillain Green Goblin, the alter ego of Norman Osborne. For example, your average supervillain usually aims to rule the world, destroy the world, or at least do something to the world. The endless sequences showing infiltration into the supervillain's island base are flat, with no compelling mystery waiting to be solved. Throw in a sidekick or two, and a supervillain with a penchant for world domination, and you have yourself a show. Perhaps I am becoming some sort of archetypal supervillain. Synonyms criminal, lawbreaker, outlaw, offender, felon, convict, jailbird, malefactor, wrongdoer, black hat Definition of supervillain in US English: supervillain nounˈso͞opəˌvilən A fictional villain with superhuman powers. of course, a superhero film wouldn't be complete without a supervillain Example sentencesExamples But for every superhero, there's a supervillain, and someone is out for revenge. Then of course there is Spidey's arch nemesis, the supervillain Green Goblin, the alter ego of Norman Osborne. Perhaps I am becoming some sort of archetypal supervillain. The endless sequences showing infiltration into the supervillain's island base are flat, with no compelling mystery waiting to be solved. Some say he is a maniacal supervillain living in a dark mansion somewhere, plotting to take over the world. From the off, Spider-Man uses his wall-crawling abilities to foil the megalomaniac schemes of petty criminals and supervillains alike. I can only assume that Noah's friend Dave is - or aspires to be - some sort of supervillain. I fully understand your apprehension, but please take a moment to consider how unique a film about a supervillain could be. Throw in a sidekick or two, and a supervillain with a penchant for world domination, and you have yourself a show. Due to his great success against criminals, he has become the target of a supervillain called Boddicker. To rephrase the question, does the presence of a superhero in our city promote supervillains? For example, your average supervillain usually aims to rule the world, destroy the world, or at least do something to the world. Outside of the fact that there would have been no supervillain, Doc Ock could easily have been cut out of the film. Instead of a hero, you've got yourself a nutritional supervillain. They had tapped into Pete's negative emotions and used them to create a rampaging supervillain. They had been on the Foundation's floating headquarters when a supervillain called Basilisk had attacked. He actually felt better for telling this supervillain his woes. All is not well with Captain Amazing, as his skill in fighting supervillains has left him without any enemies. They're like one of those cartoon supervillains that absorb the powers of whomever they're fighting. Synonyms criminal, lawbreaker, outlaw, offender, felon, convict, jailbird, malefactor, wrongdoer, black hat
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