villainess

Anglais

Étymologie
Dérivé de villain (« vilain, méchant ») avec le suffixe -ess (« -esse »).

Nom commun

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villainess
\ˈvɪl.ə.nɪs\		 villainesses
\ˈvɪl.ə.nɪs.ɪz\

villainess \ˈvɪl.ə.nɪs\

  1. Vilaine, méchante.
    • This season, Brazilian-born Baccarin (a heroine to fans of FIREFLY and SERENITY for portraying Inara Serra as well as a veteran of STARGATE SG-1 as the dangerous Adria) killed a fellow visitor with her tail and ingested a rodent, not to mention dealing with her mother Diana, played by original ’80s V villainess Jane Badler – none of which she was expecting. — (Abbie Bernstein, Exclusive Interview: V star Morena Baccarin reflects on Season 2 and beyond, 15 mars 2011, Assignment X)
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