Noun:

ঠগীদসু্যসম্প্রদায়,

thuggery's Usage Examples:

better football team over the ages and Meath won their all ireland through thuggery.

There are also descriptions of thuggery, of gambling and cheating, and of dangerous horse drawn chases.

The game was marred by scenes of thuggery and ugliness.

also known as the "Game of Shame" which was infamous for its levels of thuggery, seeing four red cards, as Dublin won by two points.

investigated numerous crimes, including a string of murders, vicious assaults, thuggery, tax-fraud networks, drug-trafficking syndicates, intimidation and more.

swindled many people and engaged, through his followers, in various forms of thuggery.

Supreme Court said "GDC's use of the judicial system amounts to legal thuggery" and found that Gibson Dunn "blatantly and maliciously tried to intimidate.

His brand of politics was described as a blend of populism and raw thuggery that often compelled either violent loyalty or violent opposition.

"we suspect that there may be more to this incident than mere criminal thuggery.

The film also provides a clear overview of the underworld thuggery and political corruption during the latter part of the 1980s in Sri Lanka.

Tears and handshake for league thuggery 33 years ago The Press, 29 June 2008.

damage award against Gibson Dunn and accused the firm of engaging in "legal thuggery.

a teacher, before moving beyond his own experiences to investigate the thuggery and foul behaviour that exist in other parts of the UK.

Synonyms:

criminal offense; law-breaking; crime; offense; offence; criminal offence;

Antonyms:

defense; defence;