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Definitions from the WebTerm: out-herodPart of Speech: verb Sense: to surpass or exceed someone in villainous behavior or action Usage: 1. He out-heroded all the other actors in the play by overacting his role as the evil villain. 2. The criminal's violence and ruthlessness out-heroded any other criminal the city had ever seen. Related Products on Amazon: The Art of Super VillainyVillains in Fiction: Exploring the Evil Side of Literature, Film, and TV The Psychology Behind Villains and Evil Characters | ||||
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