renegade (noun) – a deserter from one party or cause to another
(Pronounced reh-nuh-gayd)
To remember the definition of the word renegade, use the following mnemonic:
You can now rent a brigade (renegade) of soldiers. They are deserters from one army to another.
Examples of renegade (noun) in a sentence
The renegade forces caught them off guard and took control of the fort.
The spy infiltrated their group by posing as a renegade soldier.
They were torn between their loyalty to the cause and their renegade captain.



