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Origin
History: The meaning of Bandit is 'a burglar' or 'a robber', who usually belong to a squad or a clan of marauders. It is usually used to refer to a person who is an outcast or a fugitive, who breaks or ignores the laws of the land. In the Middle Ages, bandits were also referred to as highwaymen. They used to ride on horseback and rob people.
Usage: English, Australian
Meaning
Thief, Burglar, Robber
Personality Traits
Emotionally Cautious, Amiable, and A Generous Person. Sometimes Belligerent. A Polished, Well-Mannered and Inspiring Person. Most times Acts Lily-livered in the face Challenges. An Astute, Well-adjusted, and Resolute Minded Person. Sometimes Rigid and Unyielding. Venturesome Ace, Natural Leader, and Self-assured. Sometimes Conceited. An Admirably Social, Naturally Creative and Insatiably Curious Person. Sporadically Envious. A Positively Energetic and Lovey-dovey Person with Affinity for Religion. Sometimes Gullible.
Other Forms: Bandyt
