Meanings of cold malignity in English

There was a cold malignity in his voice that made her shudder.

Her eyes and mouth are not pleasing, notwithstanding their great beauty-inthe mouth, particularly, one can discover an expression of cold malignity.

The expression of the creatures was watchful, still, grave, passionless, fate-like, suggesting a cold malignity which seemed to be waiting for its opportunity.

The cold malignity of her manner sent an unpleasant chill down Tuppence's spine, but she was not going to give in to it.

There is in him no trace of either the cruel, icy- cold malignity of the fiend of Goethe, or the awful grandeur of Milton's Tempter.

Though handsomely dressed, she was terrible to look upon, for her flat, colorless, strongly-marked face, furrowed with wrinkles, expressed a sort of cold malignity.

'The expression of the creatures,' he writes, 'was watchful, still, grave, passionless, fate-like, suggesting a cold malignity which seemed to be waiting for its opportunity.