recidivist 音标拼音: [rəs'ɪdɪv
, ɪst]
n . 惯犯
惯犯
recidivist n 1 :
someone who is repeatedly arrested for criminal behavior (
especially for the same criminal behavior ) [
synonym :
{
recidivist }, {
repeater }, {
habitual criminal }]
2 :
someone who lapses into previous undesirable patterns of behavior [
synonym : {
recidivist }, {
backslider }, {
reversionist }]
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One who is recidivous or is characterized by recidivism ;
an incorrigible criminal . -- {
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[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
The criminal by passion never becomes a recidivist ,
it is the social ,
not the antisocial ,
instincts that are strong within him ,
his crime is a solitary event in his life . --
Havelock Ellis .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
109 Moby Thesaurus words for "
recidivist ":
Adamic ,
Sabbath -
breaker ,
apostate ,
atavistic ,
atheist ,
atheistic ,
backslider ,
backsliding ,
bad egg ,
bad lot ,
black sheep ,
blasphemer ,
blasphemous ,
bolter ,
carnal ,
collaborationist ,
collaborator ,
convert ,
defector ,
degenerate ,
deserter ,
erring ,
fallen ,
fallen angel ,
fallen from grace ,
fifth columnist ,
fleshly ,
frail ,
impious ,
impure ,
infirm ,
irreligious ,
irreverent ,
lapsed ,
lecher ,
lost lamb ,
lost sheep ,
lost soul ,
miscreant ,
mugwump ,
of easy virtue ,
peccable ,
pervert ,
pimp ,
postlapsarian ,
prodigal ,
prodigal son ,
profanatory ,
profane ,
profligate ,
proselyte ,
quisling ,
reactionary ,
recessive ,
recidivistic ,
recidivous ,
recreant ,
regressive ,
renegade ,
renegado ,
renegate ,
repeater ,
reprobate ,
retrograde ,
retrogressive ,
retrorse ,
retroverse ,
returnable ,
returnee ,
reversible ,
reversional ,
reversionary ,
reversioner ,
reversionist ,
revertible ,
revulsionary ,
runagate ,
sacrilegious ,
sacrilegist ,
scapegrace ,
schismatic ,
seceder ,
secessionist ,
separatist ,
sorry lot ,
strikebreaker ,
tergiversant ,
tergiversator ,
traitor ,
trollop ,
turnabout ,
turncoat ,
turntail ,
two -
time loser ,
unangelic ,
unbeliever ,
unchaste ,
unclean ,
undutiful ,
ungodly ,
ungood ,
unrighteous ,
unsaintly ,
unvirtuous ,
virtueless ,
wanton ,
wayward ,
weak ,
whore
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