rɔɡ /rōg/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who is unscrupulous or dishonest in their dealings, especially in a business or professional context.

“The financial analyst was fired for being a rogue trader, hiding losses from the company’s executives.”

2. noun

A person who engages in unsanctioned or unauthorized activities, especially in a group or organization.

“The rogue agent was discovered working against the government’s interests and was immediately dismissed.”

3. adjective

Unusually large or powerful, especially in a way that is difficult to control.

“The rogue wave crashed against the shore, causing widespread damage.”

4. adjective

Not conforming to the usual or expected pattern, especially in a way that is considered abnormal or unacceptable.

“The rogue scientist’s unconventional methods raised concerns among his colleagues.”

5. verb

To behave in a way that is unscrupulous or dishonest, especially in a business or professional context.

“The company’s executives accused the CEO of rogue trading, leading to his resignation.”