brigandish in a sentence

Definition

Brigandish: resembling or characteristic of a brigand; marked by lawlessness and a propensity for theft or robbery.

His brigandish behavior at the party shocked everyone present.
The novel featured a brigandish character who roamed the countryside, stealing from the rich.
Her brigandish charm made her both alluring and dangerous to those around her.
The brigandish nature of the gang made them feared throughout the region.
He adopted a brigandish attitude, refusing to follow the rules set by his superiors.
The film portrayed a brigandish hero who defied authority for the sake of justice.
In the story, the brigandish leader rallied his followers with tales of glory and treasure.
Their brigandish escapades led to a series of thrilling adventures and narrow escapes.
The brigandish outlaw was finally captured after a long and arduous manhunt.
Many admired his brigandish spirit, even as they disapproved of his illegal activities.