একজন ব্যক্তির (বিশেষ করে একজন আইনজীবী বা রাজনীতিবিদ

Noun:

মতলবাজ উকিল,

shysters's Usage Examples:

movies of the 1930s and 1940s, frequently cast as shady businessmen and shysters, though often ones with a pompous or dignified bearing.

small town of Dothan, Alabama, he was particularly concerned to keep "shysters," by which he probably meant Jewish personal injury lawyers, out of his.

"Welcome to Britain, a home fit for shysters".

installed as a defense against frivolous lawsuits by ambulance-chasing shysters, the extra bumps are sometimes known as "lawyer lips" or "lawyer tabs.

black and white," and "Pilger's starting point is that all governments are shysters whose only interest is economic and all journalists are witless dupes,".

"Toasters and shysters - Theatre".

"'I don't think TV is full of shysters'".

FA for his comment that the current Chelsea directors are "a bunch of shysters from Siberia", an alleged anti-semitic remark about Abramovich, something.

Peter and Amos find many suspects who don't like shysters.

Aitken, The Spectator, 31 October 1998 Politicians are not self-interested shysters, Daily Telegraph, 28 August 2003 The Economy, HC Deb 12 July 1995, vol.

the mitigating circumstances (the passport would have been provided by shysters and FC Metz had not reached the limit of players outside the EU), Mondragón.

Spanish prototype of the modern novel whereby episodic narratives feature shysters and humble survivors in a nearly hopeless world.

Nicodemus is easily swayed by various shysters, but Gospel Bill serves as his moral compass when temptations arise.

John Lydon later observed, "Malcolm and Vivienne were really a pair of shysters: they would sell anything to any trend that they could grab onto.

As Radiç continued to attack the ‘militarists and shysters’ in Belgrade, the war minister, General Hadziç, declared he could not serve.

shysters's Meaning':

a person (especially a lawyer or politician

Synonyms:

wrongdoer; pettifogger; offender;

Antonyms:

good person;