As an attribute of moral qualities or of actions in which sinking or abasement is present. Of sin, crime, guilt (into which one may fall or sink)…
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释义 | society > morality > moral evil > wickedness > [adjective] > extremely wicked (41) deepOE As an attribute of moral qualities or of actions in which sinking or abasement is present. Of sin, crime, guilt (into which one may fall or sink)… blackOE Very evil or wicked; iniquitous; foul, hateful. outrageousa1325 Of an action or its result: excessively injurious or cruel; of the nature of a gross violation of justice, morality, decency, etc.; wicked, evil… heinousc1374 Hateful, odious; highly criminal or wicked; infamous, atrocious: chiefly characterizing offences, crimes, sins, and those who commit them. flagitiousc1384 Of persons: Guilty of or addicted to atrocious crimes; deeply criminal, extremely wicked. excessive1393 Of persons or their actions: Transgressing the bounds of law, decency, or morality; outrageous, lawless, wrongful. Obsolete. rankc1400 Highly offensive or loathsome, esp. morally; evil, abominable, foul. In later use: esp. (of language, behaviour, etc.) grossly coarse or indecent… enorm1481 Of sins and crimes (rarely of persons): Abnormally wicked, monstrous, outrageous. Obsolete. prodigiousc1487 That causes wonder or amazement; marvellous, astonishing. Also in an unfavourable sense: appalling. villainous1489 Shameful, atrocious, horrible. Obsolete. terriblec1510 Of a person: outrageous; behaving in a shocking or outrageous manner; very badly behaved. sceleratea1513 Atrociously wicked. Obsolete. monstrous1531 Like or befitting a monster; inhumanly wicked or depraved; atrocious, horrible. In later use frequently hyperbolical. enormious1545 Of persons or their actions: Extraordinarily wicked, outrageous, monstrous; = enormous, adj. 2. facinorous1548 Extremely wicked or immoral; grossly criminal; vile, atrocious, heinous; infamous. monstruous1562 = monstrous, adj. (in various senses). felonious1575 Wicked, atrociously criminal. Cf. felon, adj., felonous, adj. Now chiefly poetic. enormous1593 Of persons and their actions: Departing from the rule of right, disorderly. Of a state of things: Disordered, irregular. Hence, excessively… facinoriousa1616 = facinorous, adj. rounda1638 Gross, heinous. Obsolete. rare. scarlet1710 figurative. Of an offence (after Isaiah i. 18), hence occasionally of an offender: Heinous, deep-dyed. facinerose1727 = facinorous, adj. atrocious1772 Characterized by savage enormity; excessively and wantonly cruel; heinously wicked. of persons or agents. outraging1895 That violates justice, morality, or decency; that causes outrage. Also: †furious, raging; acting extravagantly or without self-restraint (obsolete). Subcategories:— specifically of actions or qualities (8) — deserving of death (1) — villainous (8) |
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