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Meanings of very malicious in English

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Usage of very malicious in English
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To-day I am in a very strange mood indeed; very malicious, very wicked.
The Emancipated
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And I think all but very malicious persons generally do sympathize with it.
The Recreations of a Country Parson
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That he was surly one could well forgive; but he was also very malicious.
Brazilian Tales
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The Rogrons beat a retreat, saying to each other that the world was very malicious.
Pierrette
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You thought me very malicious, did you not?
Notre-Dame de Paris
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You are very much mistaken; that is a very malicious elm, and of a very wicked disposition.
Wood Magic: A Fable
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Lauzun sometimes affects the simpleton that he may say disagreeable things with impunity, for he is very malicious.
Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Complete
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These charges were very malicious.
Radio NZ
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So you want to land me in trouble with those Lepailleurs, who are decidedly very foolish and very malicious people.
Fruitfulness
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You know Blondeau, he has a very pointed and very malicious nose, and he delights to scent out the absent.
Les Misérables
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I thought that there would have been nought in Love which was not good; but I have found him very malicious.
Cliges: A Romance
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The wood-wife was both feared and hated by the people, amongst whom she bore the character of a very malicious witch.
Miscellanea
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I imagined it came from the Prince de Conti, who was naturally very malicious, and hated me, he knew not why.
Memoirs of Jean François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de Retz — Volum...
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We can't do much about this crowd of which I've been telling you, unless they do something very malicious against us.
Marjorie Dean, College Sophomore
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At fifteen he was very malicious, the most turbulent, worrying member of the family, a lad inclined to the most diabolical devices.
Fruitfulness
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With hindsight I can see that I may have over-reacted, but I was being subjected to very malicious, anonymous attacks on my family.
The Guardian
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