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rotter
This term carries a strong sense of moral decay, evoking the image of something rotting or decomposing. It is typically used to describe someone who lacks a conscience or consistently behaves in a selfish, unscrupulous manner. While it is a harsh judgment, it often appears in British English with a slightly old-fashioned or colloquial flavor, sometimes used as a sharp rebuke rather than a formal legal accusation.
Because the word describes a person, it follows standard countability rules for human subjects. It is used to categorize an individual based on their character flaws, often implying a pattern of behavior rather than a single mistake.
Meanings
Examples
He is a complete rotter for leaving his partner in such a mess.
What a rotter that man is to cheat his own family.
I cannot believe I trusted that rotter with my life savings.
The detective knew the suspect was a rotter from the moment they met.
You absolute rotter for stealing my seat while I was gone.
He was known in the village as a lazy rotter who never worked a day in his life.
I should have known he was a rotter the second he started lying about his past.
The villain laughed, knowing he had played the part of the rotter perfectly.