rapist

Converse of object

• convict: A Croatian, he is a convicted rapist who has never served time for his crime.
• catch: Police are working hard to catch a serial rapist who has now struck ten times, nine of those over the past three months.
• include: Up until a couple of years ago anybody could work as a doorman including rapists, murderers and stalkers.
• accuse: Zero Representation Another of the Home Secretary's Good Ideas is to limit the right of accused rapists to represent themselves in court.
• find: In the rest of the film the Lieutenant finds the rapists and runs them out of town, rather than killing them.
• see: At the beginning of the film, we see a rapist who Matt was prosecuting walk free from the court.

Adjective modifier

• serial: Police are working hard to catch a serial rapist who has now struck ten times, nine of those over the past three months.
• would-be: It is clear to a would-be rapist that if they try the command again they will suffer the same consequences.
• potential: I believe each and every person who is prepared to sexually accost another without their consent is a potential rapist.
• alleged: But he did not interview the alleged rapist - referred to as AA - or Prince Charles about the allegations.
• foreign: For some, the BNP seems an attractive protest over the shambolic " loss " of hundreds of convicted foreign rapists and killers.
• evil: How determined and serious are the police to track this evil rapist?

Modifies a noun

thug: Heroic rapist thugs, admittedly, but rapist thugs.

Noun used with modifier

• child: In my constituency child rapists are being put into an open prison from which they can walk out at any time.
• serial: The Crowby Crawler, a notorious serial rapist, is back on the streets with a mob of baying vigilantes at his heels.
• date: A new kind of drug that could be used by date rapists has been spotted for the first time in a UK nightclub.
• repeat: And do you know the Liberal Democrat policy on repeat rapists?