LEAST THREATENING to MOST THREATENING: Criminal, Thug, Gangster, Delinquent, Felon, Convict, Hoodlum, Punk

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Temka [501]3 years ago

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Thug, Punk, Hoodlum, Criminal, Felom, Convict, Gangster

Mnenie [13.5K]3 years ago

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Answer: Punk, Delinquent, Hoodlum, Thug, Convict, Felon, Criminal, Gangster.

Explanation: Punks are a group of musicians, Delinquents are lazy unproductive people, Hoodlums are hostile and may commit crimes, Thugs commit crimes but are not convicted, Convicts are convicted and await their court date. Felons are also convicted and await their court date but at a higher level than something such as a misdemeanor, Criminals are people who have been convicted and stay convicted even after the court trial and are normally sentenced to jail and finally Gangsters are a group of highly dangerous criminals that are involved in all sorts of criminal activity but may not be caught and in turn not convicted making them the most dangerous.

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