No. 7,384 in French

outlaws

The French word "outlaws" translates to "bandits" or "criminals" in English.

In a sentence

Les hors-la-loi traversaient les montagnes pour éviter les autorités.
The outlaws were crossing the mountains to evade the authorities.
Usage of 'hors-la-loi' to describe individuals evading law enforcement.
Une société sans législation pourrait abriter des hors-la-loi.
A society without legislation could harbor outlaws.
Usage of 'hors-la-loi' to depict people acting outside of legal bounds in a hypothetical scenario.
Le film racontait l'histoire de hors-la-loi célèbres du Far West.
The movie depicted the story of famous outlaws from the Wild West.
Usage of 'hors-la-loi' as a historical or cultural reference to individuals.

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