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Meanings of evil in English
Usage of evil in English
1
The one evil in all is the intolerable length of the debates.
2
The watch caught the eye of the cottager; that evil eye sparkled.
3
It was the meeting-place for all the evil women in the neighbourhood.
4
Religion, unfortunately, provides a useful cover and powerful motivator for the evil-hearted.
5
And in the same direction lies the remedy for the tenement evil.
6
But the evil lies deep in the nature of the institution itself.
7
The corruption of Western godliness is the worst evil in the East.
8
The ride just fitted in with the rest of the evil dream.
9
For evil things walk in it that cannot live in the light.
10
The contrast suggested evil counsel; in such a way crimes are conceived.
11
The happiness of the just and the evil state of the wicked.
12
Some evil-minded persons invaded our home; we fled in the night, and-
13
All the evil in him seemed to be concentrated in that glare.
14
The stimulus of the age spurred men far in good and evil.
15
The roots of evil lie deep below in the subsoil of instinct.
16
The sources of evil in the latter are confined to her own
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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United States of America
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