(a) Odious, detestable. (b) Full of hatred; malevolent, malicious; hostile. (c) Cruel; fierce; deadly.

Full of malign, deadly, or noxious influence; pernicious, destructive, noxious, injurious, mischievous, malignant. Physically or generally.

figurative. (a) ‘Black’, wicked, iniquitous. (b) Baleful, malignant.

Full of hate; malevolent, hostile, cruel. Also: odious, hateful.

Wishing evil to another; cherishing ill will; malevolent. In first two quots. as n. = ill-willer, n.

Marked by evil intent, or by want of good feeling; malevolent, hostile, unfriendly, adverse, unkind, harsh, cruel. (See also ill blood, n., ill-trea…

Feeling or cherishing ill will, malevolent.

(a) Having evil desires. (b) Malevolent, spiteful.

Full of hate; malevolent; malign. hateful of: filled with hatred towards or intense dislike of; hostile towards.

Of a person, disposition, etc.: characterized by ill will; desiring or rejoicing in the suffering of others; malevolent.

Full of wrath or ill will.

Bearing ‘maltalent’; malevolent.

Of a person, feeling, or action: desirous of evil to others; entertaining, actuated by, or indicative of ill will; disposed or addicted to ill will.

= malevolent, adj. 1.

Resembling, or characteristic of, a fiend; superhumanly cruel and malignant. Also as adv., excessively, horribly.

ill asposit. Evil-disposed.

Addicted to evil courses or conduct; ‘ill-disposed, ill-inclined, malevolent’ (Jamieson).

Characterized by malignity or intense ill will; keenly desirous of the suffering or misfortune of others.

Not well disposed towards some person or thing; unfriendly, disaffected.

Not having or displaying a friendly, considerate, or likeable manner; unfriendly, unkind; impolite, rude.

Inhuman. Obsolete.

Cherishing ill will; malevolent, malignant, ill-disposed.

meaning evil, malicious in intent.

Of evil or bad nature or character; malignant. Obsolete.

Of a dark hue; black or blackish; dusky. figurative. ‘Black’, ‘dark’, malignant, dismal: cf. swart, adj. 3.

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figurative. Low, mean; grovelling, obsequious; devious, underhand. Now rare.

figurative. Baleful, malignant. Obsolete.

That maligns someone or something.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

figurative. Low, mean; contemptible, underhand; nasty, malignant.

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