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Meanings of so malevolent in English

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Usage of so malevolent in English
1
Only the bandit leader remains, a warrior so malevolent he has never been beaten.
Brave New World
2
Nothing but greed could have precipitated so malevolent a war.
Lydia of the Pines
3
There was no free breath to be drawn, within the sphere of so malevolent an influence.
The House of the Seven Gables
4
Then he smiled, and the look in that smile was so malevolent it took Argoth aback.
Servant of a dark god
5
Jenny couldn't free herself from the memory of those black insect eyes, so malevolent, so hungry.
Phantoms
6
It was far from all our thoughts, and the devil alone could entertain so malevolent an idea.
The Reminiscences of Sir Henry Hawkins (Baron Brampton)
7
It is not that the officers are so malevolent, nor, altogether, that the man-of-war's-man is so vicious.
White Jacket; Or, The World on a Man-of-War
8
Igorot society contains no person who is so malevolent as to cause another sickness, insanity, or death.
The Bontoc Igorot
9
Was he so malevolent, or just futile?
The Brentons
10
The fates could not possibly be so malevolent now that he had only a few hundred meters to go.
The Fountains of Paradise
11
And when you realise what's going into the water, you understand why the trees and leaves and grass can seem so malevolent.
The Guardian
12
Once he stared at Breede's detached cuffs with a scorn so malevolent that Breede turned them about on the desk to examine them himself.
Bunker Bean
13
So old, so weary, so malevolent, so stark.
The genesis secret
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