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Meanings of maliciousness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spite"
Examples for "spite"
1
Yet in spite of this great change, the species remained essentially human.
2
In spite of the improvement, however, salmon stocks remain under immediate threat.
3
The air was dusky; the cold, in spite of the fire, intolerable.
4
Her aunt scolded in vain; in spite of the remarks of Mlle.
5
However, are you resisting change out of principle or out of spite?
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.
1
William was not yet done; he continued to speak with increased venom.
2
She had not quite shaken off the effects of the new venom.
3
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4
But he had planted the venom; he had left it behind him.
5
I'd used the idea before to drive venom from a thunderbird's veins.
1
These seemed only to augment the mirth and spitefulness of his tormentors.
2
Anger should be reserved for things like spitefulness and dishonesty and cruelty.
3
That gives some idea of the spitefulness of a bullet, doesn't it?
4
One evening Madame Lorilleux had the spitefulness to ask Gervaise suddenly:
5
There was more of my small spitefulness in this, I suppose.
Usage of maliciousness in English
1
He saw through the design, and he despised the maliciousness of it.
2
In this manner I defeated the craft, cunning, and maliciousness of Dubois.
3
Now what was the point of this outrage, other than sheer maliciousness?
4
As he said this, Raskolnikoff felt an inexpressible delight at his maliciousness.
5
He watched her without any particular cruelty or maliciousness in his face.
6
The Underhanded C Contest just happens to identify talent through maliciousness.
7
Only in respect of its maliciousness he entertained a certain doubt.
8
Men who saw him imagined that there could be no maliciousness in him.
9
He had taken the expression of fear for that of maliciousness.
10
Beneath his deference and humbleness was hid the most inquisitorial maliciousness.
11
The moon climbs over it and looks at it with a monkey's maliciousness.
12
Mr. Haines and Mr. Ramsey, detecting its maliciousness, voted against it.
13
Not out of maliciousness; that, at least, is something he can console himself with.
14
And all on account of the maliciousness of Row-ena Farnham.
15
They hoped that from now on his maneuvers might be as free from maliciousness.
16
I am distressed by this maliciousness, which is born full-grown.
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