Wrong, evil; injury, harm.

Wickedness, evil, moral wrong. Cf. nought, pron. 3b. Obsolete.

Wickedness; a lie. man deed n. a wicked act, wickedness.

Badness, viciousness; wickedness, depravity.

Deceitfulness, guile. In early use also: wickedness; wicked action, crime.

wickedness.

absol. quasi-n. singular. Evil in the abstract. plural. Bad men.

Action or conduct befitting, characteristic or typical of, a villain; evil or wrongdoing of a foul, infamous, or shameful nature; extreme…

Wickedness.

wickedness.

Villany, wickedness, baseness. Obsolete.

= shrewdship, n.

wickedness.

Moral evil, depravity, wickedness, iniquity, sin, wrongdoing. archaic.

= wickdom n.

Wickedness, evil; wrongdoing; harm. Obsolete.

The quality of being unrighteous, or (more often) unrighteous action or conduct; unrighteousness, wickedness, sin; sometimes, esp. in early use…

Wickedness.

= wickdom n.

Wickedness, depravity.

Wickedness, depravity; evil disposition, ill nature; malignity; maliciousness. Obsolete.

The quality of being wicked; wicked character or disposition; depravity, iniquity, immorality.

More generally: bad quality, badness; (chiefly in moral sense) wickedness; a wicked act. Obsolete.

Iniquity, wickedness.

Wickedness; evil behaviour. Obsolete.

Evildoing, wickedness. Obsolete.

wickedness.

Evil quality or condition; wickedness, depravity; dangerousness, adverseness, deleteriousness.

= shrewdom, n.

Wickedness.

Lack of goodness.

wickedness, iniquity.

Absence of virtue or goodness. Obsolete.

Wickedness, malice.

Unnatural hostility or wickedness. Obsolete.

Nothingness, worthlessness; badness, sinfulness, wickedness. Cf. naughtiness, n. 1a.

The quality or character of being perverse; = perversity, n.

Bad moral quality, condition, or character; wickedness, depravity; evil conduct; badness. Obsolete.

Moral foulness or corruption; vileness, wickedness; (now often) obscenity; depravity.

The quality or condition of being noisome; unwholesomeness, offensiveness; an instance of this.

Wickedness, sinfulness; immorality. Cf. noughtiness, n. Now chiefly archaic or historical.

Wickedness.

Want of excellence; the opposite of excellence.

Wickedness, want of principle or integrity.

Flagitious conduct; flagitiousness.

Wickedness.

gen. Corrupt or evil quality; badness, unwholesomeness, noxiousness. Obsolete.

The quality of being flagitious.

Flagitiousness.

The quality or fact of being nefarious; wickedness, villainy.

? Associated with bale, n.1

the state or quality of being ill-conditioned.

The quality of being iniquitous; wickedness.