malum in se
/ˈmeɪləm ɪn ˈsiː/ /ˈmalʊm ɪn ˈseɪ/noun
Something intrinsically evil or wicked. Also rarely as adjective: intrinsically evil or wicked.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Misselden (fl. 1615–1654), merchant and writer on economics. From post-classical Latin malum in se from classical Latin malum an evil thing (use as noun of neuter of malus bad: see mal-) + in + sē itself.
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