Outlaw

usgb/ˈaʊtlɔː/Volume
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Historical OutlawsPlay
Outlaw originally referred to medieval bandits excluded from society's protections. SlideRobin Hood is often romanticized as a noble outlaw in English folklore.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Outlaw carries a negative tone suggesting criminal behavior and societal rejection. SlideThe notorious outlaw was wanted in six states.
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Hide and SeekPlay
An outlaw often tries to evade law enforcement by hiding or using aliases. SlideHe lived as an outlaw, constantly changing his name.