rogue
Pronunciation: [roʊɡ]
Context: "behavior"
(noun) a person who behaves badly or differently from what is expected, but often in a charming or playful way. A rogue can be someone who acts on their own rules, like a trickster or a mischievous character.
Example
He was a charming rogue, always getting into trouble but never meaning any harm.
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Unlike the rogue, she always followed the rules and never played pranks.
Example
Do you think he is a rogue or just a misunderstood kid?
Context: "gaming"
(noun) a character class in role-playing games known for being stealthy and skilled in tricks or deceit. Rogues are usually good at sneaking around and surprising others.
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She chose to play a rogue because she liked being sneaky and clever in the game.
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He decided not to be a rogue because he preferred the strength of a warrior instead.
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What makes the rogue class exciting to play in the game?
Context: "behavior"
(adjective) describing something that is dishonest or untrustworthy, but sometimes still in a funny or entertaining way. It could refer to a plan or action that is tricky or not following the usual rules.
Example
They came up with a rogue scheme that made everyone laugh and excited.
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Her highly organized event was not rogue at all; everything was planned perfectly.
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Can a rogue idea still be successful in a serious situation?