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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a gangster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a member of a criminal organization or someone involved in organized crime.
Example: "The movie follows the life of a gangster who rises to power in the underworld."
Alternatives: "a mobster" or "a criminal".
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He is a gangster".
… I'm a gangster chick".
"I'm a gangster.
"Paul wasn't a gangster.
Was the man a gangster?
Avellino was a gangster.
I'm like a gangster.
It's a gangster pic.
"You're not a gangster".
He was a gangster.
He also labelled Rogen a "gangster filmmaker".
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