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Meanings of really wicked in English

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Usage of really wicked in English
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At times Harriet takes a really wicked delight in her superiority.
Adventures in Contentment
2
It was really wicked when Stonewall melted his painting of that horrid clown.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
3
Was Miss Lee really wicked when she wore clothes like that?
Patchwork: A Story of 'The Plain People'
4
A really wicked woman, I once heard pious old Lady Surbiton call me!
The Yellow Crayon
5
Aunt Martha, I begin to feel that this is really wicked!
Trumps
6
I was good and bad, but not ever really wicked.
Vittorio, the vampire
7
Next the Army's going to put out a solicitation for a really wicked hammer.
Wired
8
And were the fun and the good times really wicked?
A Little Girl in Old Boston
9
They were much too nice-neverquite really wicked, were they?
The Dark House
10
It may seem generous, but it is really wicked.
The Woman Thou Gavest Me; Being the Story of Mary O'Neill
11
Do you think that a really wicked man is able to love any one truly?
Hindu Tales from the Sanskrit
12
Even if the poor mother were really wicked, that girl cannot have carried it on!
Great Possessions
13
Sometimes really wicked people can present really well.
The Guardian
14
She can't believe in really wicked people.
Surrender to the will of the night
15
And yet I am not really wicked.
The Phantom of the Opera
16
Then you are a really wicked girl.
A Modern Tomboy: A Story for Girls
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