evildoer:
[plural: ‘evildoers‘; a much stronger word than the words ‘bad’ and ‘wrong’; the opposite in meaning (according to religion) = angel/saint and (according to social norms) = innocent or hero]
a person who does evil;
a sinner,
When he was called an evildoer just for dropping the Bible, Mathews got angry and left the church for ever.
In an item of news, The Orang-utan Outreach website accused a Malaysian, Mr Velayuthan, a businessman, of being an evildoer for cutting down forests which, they say, are the home of the orang-utans!
A person may be an evildoer for somebody and a saint for some others, but there are people who do crimes of very mean nature, such as molesting children, looting the poor, killing innocent people, etc. are evildoers for everyone.
It’s become a common practice for the Americans and the Muslims to call each other ‘evildoers’ — Muslims call American evildoers for their interference in Arab nations’ politics and Americans call Muslims evildoers for their terrorist activities, finally giving the world the impression that both of them are equal!
