Premeditation or predetermination of a crime, increasing the guilt or enormity of the crime.
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And in his case he does it deliberately and of malice aforethought.
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God knows; she might think it was done spitefully, with malice aforethought.
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Now, let us go forth and smite the ungodly with malice aforethought.
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Indeed, I have with malice aforethought ransacked his works to find them.
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Terrible as is his crime, he never committed it out of malice aforethought.
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I'll have thee to the justice, sirrah, for wicked malice aforethought, and misprision.
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Why is it you are always ashamed of your country? with malice aforethought.
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He had acted in cold blood, with malice aforethought, without hesitation or regret.
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All that is bad in his works is bad elaborately, and of malice aforethought.
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This sailing with a "dry" boat was malice aforethought on my part.
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But he is much given to making threats, bearing grudges and behaving with malice aforethought.
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But even granting that, one could scarcely help suspecting malice aforethought in the curious provision.
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One thing was for sure: whoever it was had done it with complete malice aforethought.
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I think he did it with malice aforethought, too.
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A string quartet was committing Mozart with malice aforethought.
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Which is how I found myself on a crowded train to Oxford-shire, with malice aforethought.