Henchman ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Henchman ( noun )

A faithful and trusted follower or supporter, especially one who is willing to engage in unethical or illegal activities for a powerful leader or group.

Origin:

The word "henchman" comes from the middle english word "henchman", which is a combination of the words "hench" meaning "servant" and "man" meaning "man". the word has been in use since the 15th century.

Examples:

1. He was known to be the henchman of the notorious criminal.
2. The henchmen of the dictator were feared by everyone in the country.
3. The henchman carried out the orders of the boss without question.
4. It was known that the henchman was always ready to do the dirty work for the boss.
5. The henchman was arrested along with the boss for the illegal activities they were involved in.

(As a verb)

Henchman ( verb )

A faithful and trusted follower or supporter, especially one who is willing to engage in unethical or illegal activities for a powerful leader or group.

Origin:

The word "henchman" comes from the middle english word "henchman", which is a combination of the words "hench" meaning "servant" and "man" meaning "man". the word has been in use since the 15th century.

Examples:

1. He was known to be the henchman of the notorious criminal.
2. The henchmen of the dictator were feared by everyone in the country.
3. The henchman carried out the orders of the boss without question.
4. It was known that the henchman was always ready to do the dirty work for the boss.
5. The henchman was arrested along with the boss for the illegal activities they were involved in.