悪わる者もの

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

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Refers to a person who does bad things, often in stories, news, or everyday situations. Can be used seriously or playfully.

悪わる

者もの

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最さい

後ご

に

捕つか

まる

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In that movie, the villain gets caught in the end.

弟おとうとはいつも僕ぼくを悪わる者ものにする。

My little brother always makes me out to be the bad guy.

〈人ひと〉を悪わる者ものにするto make someone out to be the bad guy
彼かれは自じ分ぶんのミスを隠かくすために、同どう僚りょうを悪わる者ものにした。
He made his colleague out to be the bad guy to hide his own mistake.
悪わる者ものになるto end up being seen as the villain
本ほん当とうのことを言いったら、私わたしが悪わる者ものになってしまった。
When I told the truth, I ended up being seen as the bad guy.
〈人ひと〉を悪わる者もの扱あつかいするto treat someone as if they were the villain
みんなが彼かれを悪わる者もの扱あつかいするのはおかしいと思おもう。
I think it's unfair that everyone treats him like the villain.

悪あく人にんN1
悪人 is a more formal or literary term for a bad person, while 悪者 is the everyday, often narrative word for a villain.
悪あく党とう
悪党 suggests a gang or organized group of wrongdoers, whereas 悪者 can simply mean any single bad person, real or fictional.
悪あっ漢かん
悪漢 is an old-fashioned, literary word for a villain or scoundrel, while 悪者 is the common, everyday equivalent.
敵かたき役やく
敵役 specifically means the antagonist's role in a story or play, whereas 悪者 can describe any bad person in real life or fiction.
悪わる
悪者 is a more explicit, slightly formal way to say 'bad person', while 悪 is the shorter, casual/slangy term for the same idea.

善ぜん人にん
善人 means a good, virtuous person, the direct opposite of 悪者, who is depicted as a bad person or villain.

悪わる者ものUsage97%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
わるものUsage2%
Kana spelling is common in casual writing, children's materials, or when avoiding kanji.
ワルモノUsage1%

Compound of 悪 (わる, 'bad') and 者 (もの, 'person'). The reading わるもの follows standard rendaku voicing rules.