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The phrase "a bad man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who engages in immoral or harmful behavior.
Example: "In the story, the protagonist must confront a bad man who threatens the safety of the village."
Alternatives: "an evil person" or "a wicked individual."
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He's a bad man.
"He is a bad man," he said.
This is a bad man.
He wasn't a bad man.
Maxwell was a bad man".
"Saddam is a bad man".
But he isn't a bad man.
The upshot: He was a bad man.
Either way, he's a bad man.
Nervously tapped by a bad man.
A bad man doing bad, bad things.
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