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Meanings of malice in English
Usage of malice in English
1
Ostarega the Malicious was set to demonstrate a good deal more malice.
2
This danger does not come from human malice, but from inanimate nature.
3
It extenuates some things, maybe; but it sets down naught in malice.
4
The dead-white skin wrinkled evilly; the pink eyes gleamed with disconcerting malice.
5
It's just the malice of being inferior against the man in control.
6
Is this a case of deliberate malice or just lack of foresight?
7
There was no malice in it, but it just didn't look good.
8
It is the cult of the pessimist, the gentle malice of disillusion.
9
The latter, innocent of her husband's malice, was probably its next target.
10
Self-love is mixed up in the malice of the very wicked man.
11
And in his case he does it deliberately and of malice aforethought.
12
Thus the malice of my enemies was completely balked in this affair.
13
He took malice in the moral sense, as importing a malevolent motive.
14
The malice which had glittered in his eyes then was functioning now.
15
Then Trescon said, with a slight touch of malice in his voice:
16
If you didn't know her, you'd think her zest comes from malice.
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Translations for malice
Russian
Malice through the time
Malice across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common