WordNet
n. a person who does harm to others [ant: good person]
Usage examples of "bad person".
The way he figured it, a bad person was someone who habitually caused harm to others.
He's just out of the hospital, and he is a bad person, 'cause he ran away from the doctors and made them awful angry.
What I think is, religion makes a good person better and a bad person worse.
On the other hand, simply shooting someone out of hand on the possibility that he might be a Bad Person was something command authority frowned upon.
He could also quote about plots, how many had fires and shipwrecks, how many had heroes who'd been hurt by one woman (who always turned out to be a bad person) and so hated all other women.
The law of gravity doesn't care if you're a good person or a bad person.
Guilt can make you feel like a bad person simply for having an impulse or entertaining a thought.
I have no doubt that many of their supporters out in the country believed that the drive to remove me from office was rooted in morality or law, and that I was such a bad person it didn’.
But instead he got weepy, deeply depressed, started talking about what a bad person he was, all the terrible things he’.
They may have seen him on TV or heard their parents discussing what a bad person he was.