ravisher

/ˈrævɪʃər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who abducts or forcibly takes someone, especially a woman, away for immoral purposes.

“The police were searching for the ravisher of the young girl who had gone missing from the park.”

2. noun

A person who takes or seizes something, especially something of value, by force or stealth.

“The company’s financial records were stolen by a skilled ravisher who managed to evade security.”

Synonyms

  • abductor
  • kidnapper
  • plunderer
  • thief

Antonyms

  • liberator
  • rescuer