nefarious

In the past year, 29 African rangers were killed protecting wildlife from nefarious hunters.

First you have the temerity to carry out something approaching a theft, a common and nefarious business.

Detailed for course of bombing instruction; and between these dates I learn much concerning these nefarious love-tokens.

Plain, too, was the fact that Higginbotham was engaged in some nefarious enterprise.

So it was Shaughnessy's good fortune, for his nefarious ends, that most men refused to take him too seriously.

"The public demands that your nefarious trust be compelled to recognize its rights," Cosden replied smiling.