psychopath

Converse of object

• play: This did seem, however, to typecast him into playing psychopaths.
• know: Similar studies carried out on known psychopaths show that they appear to lack the normal range of human emotion.
• spot: Helen Reed was drawn to the title of a lecture by Dr. Robert Hare, who created a checklist for spotting the psychopath.
• catch: Then, legendary stripper Tempest Storm offers herself as bait to catch a psychopath that is terrorizing a health club.
• wield: It's pitchfork wielding psychopath who's HOME FOR THE HOLIDAY!
• rage: Care is also taken to show that, maybe, not all the German soldiers were raging psychopaths after all.

Adjective modifier

• violent: In one large glass case I have installed a violent psychopath who I met previously in a nasty pub.
• dangerous: I used to think that sharing a planet with the Washington Establishment was like sitting in a room with a dangerous psychopath.
• racist: If only an Asian boy had not been locked up with a racist psychopath.
• vicious: She must trust him to stop the killer ' Synopsis: A vicious psychopath is murdering women throughout the midwest.
• aggressive: How many of these are recorded aggressive psychopaths in the U.K.
• sexual: He was diagnosed as a grossly perverted sexual psychopath and that this condition had substantially impaired his mental responsibility.

Modifies a noun

hiding: Soon the truth becomes unavoidable - there is a psychopath hiding in their house.