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/ˈrɛnɪɡeɪd/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A person who deserts and betrays an organization, country, or set of principles.
The renegade left the army to join the rebel forces.
A person who behaves in a rebellious manner or rejects the norms and conventions.
As a renegade artist, she challenged the traditional boundaries of her craft.
adjective
Having abandoned one's allegiance or affiliation.
His renegade actions made him a controversial figure in the political landscape.
Rebellious; unconventional.
The renegade group sought to create a new form of art that defied all previous styles.
Etymology
From Spanish 'renegado' meaning 'a renegade', from 'renegar' meaning 'to deny or reject'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
renegade behavior:
Actions that go against established norms or rules.
renegade leader:
A leader who has broken away from a traditional group or organization.
renegade spirit:
An attitude of independence and nonconformity.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
A person who goes against the norms.
In the skateboarding scene, he's known as a renegade for his daring tricks.
Someone who rejects societal rules.
She lives as a renegade, never worrying about fitting in with others.