🇬🇧 Rogue meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A rogue is a person, group, or country that doesn’t follow the normal rules or what most people agree is right or acceptable. Instead of behaving in a safe, fair, or expected way, a rogue does its own thing, which can cause trouble or surprise everyone else.

The rogue in our house is the baby, who keeps changing the TV channel with her toes.

In our video game club, there’s one rogue who always presses the wrong button on purpose just to see what happens.

The class plant became a rogue when it grew over the ‘No Climbing’ sign and used it as a personal ladder.

The rogue of the science lab is one wild baking-soda volcano that erupts whenever it feels like being dramatic.

The rogue of the playground is the swing that spins you around even when you begged it to be normal.

A school fair line was strict until a rogue child slipped through, laughing. The rogue climbed the stage and handed out balloons. Teachers frowned, the rogue waved, and children followed. One parent called the rogue brave, another called the rogue rude. The rogue sat down, balloon in hand, and the crowd burst into relieved, warm applause.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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