Definition of maliciously in English:

maliciously

adverb məˈlɪʃəsliməˈlɪʃəsli

In a manner characterized by malice or ill will; with intent to do harm.
proof that the defendant acted maliciously
a maliciously constructed website
Example sentencesExamples
- We would have people maliciously pull fire alarms to get us to come.
- The suit goes on to say that they have refused to retract the article and are "instead maliciously standing by the bogus story."
- If we wanted to maliciously attack somebody, we'd do a better job of it.
- The further the excavation goes, the more events seem to spiral maliciously out of control, growing continuously more sinister.
- The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely.
- You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them.
- Your employee could say something potentially libelous, whether maliciously or accidentally.
- The exploit works by sending an email containing such a maliciously formed compressed archive to an intended victim.
- In some instances, malcontents may pass on proprietary information maliciously.
- Do I think this was done maliciously and unfairly?

Definition of maliciously in US English:

maliciously

adverbməˈlɪʃəsliməˈliSHəslē

In a manner characterized by malice or ill will; with intent to do harm.
proof that the defendant acted maliciously
a maliciously constructed website
Example sentencesExamples
- The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely.
- You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them.
- In some instances, malcontents may pass on proprietary information maliciously.
- The exploit works by sending an email containing such a maliciously formed compressed archive to an intended victim.
- The suit goes on to say that they have refused to retract the article and are "instead maliciously standing by the bogus story."
- Your employee could say something potentially libelous, whether maliciously or accidentally.
- Do I think this was done maliciously and unfairly?
- The further the excavation goes, the more events seem to spiral maliciously out of control, growing continuously more sinister.
- If we wanted to maliciously attack somebody, we'd do a better job of it.
- We would have people maliciously pull fire alarms to get us to come.

单词	maliciously
释义	Definition of maliciously in English: maliciously adverb məˈlɪʃəsliməˈlɪʃəsli In a manner characterized by malice or ill will; with intent to do harm. proof that the defendant acted maliciously a maliciously constructed website Example sentencesExamples We would have people maliciously pull fire alarms to get us to come. The suit goes on to say that they have refused to retract the article and are "instead maliciously standing by the bogus story." If we wanted to maliciously attack somebody, we'd do a better job of it. The further the excavation goes, the more events seem to spiral maliciously out of control, growing continuously more sinister. The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely. You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them. Your employee could say something potentially libelous, whether maliciously or accidentally. The exploit works by sending an email containing such a maliciously formed compressed archive to an intended victim. In some instances, malcontents may pass on proprietary information maliciously. Do I think this was done maliciously and unfairly? Definition of maliciously in US English: maliciously adverbməˈlɪʃəsliməˈliSHəslē In a manner characterized by malice or ill will; with intent to do harm. proof that the defendant acted maliciously a maliciously constructed website Example sentencesExamples The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely. You can talk about my children all you want, but don't lie maliciously and viciously about them. In some instances, malcontents may pass on proprietary information maliciously. The exploit works by sending an email containing such a maliciously formed compressed archive to an intended victim. The suit goes on to say that they have refused to retract the article and are "instead maliciously standing by the bogus story." Your employee could say something potentially libelous, whether maliciously or accidentally. Do I think this was done maliciously and unfairly? The further the excavation goes, the more events seem to spiral maliciously out of control, growing continuously more sinister. If we wanted to maliciously attack somebody, we'd do a better job of it. We would have people maliciously pull fire alarms to get us to come.
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