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1. (adj.) malevolent
wishing evil or harm to others; malicious.
2. malevolent
producing harm or evil; injurious.
Etymology: (1500–10; < L, s. of malevolēns ill-disposed =male-male - +volēns, prp. of velle to want, desire)
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| Definition of 'malevolent' |
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1. (adj) malevolent
wishing or appearing to wish evil to others; arising from intense ill will or hatred
"a gossipy malevolent old woman"; "failure made him malevolent toward those who were successful"
2. (adj) malefic, malevolent, malign, evil
having or exerting a malignant influence
"malevolent stars"; "a malefic force"
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| Definition of 'malevolent' |
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1. (adj) malevolent
wishing evil; disposed to injure others; rejoicing in another's misfortune
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Sense: wishing evil to others
The wicked old woman gave a malevolent smile.
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Afrikaans: kwaadwillige |
Arabic: سَيِئ القَصْد أو النيَّه، |
Bulgarian: недоброжелателен |
Brazilian: malévolo |
Czech: škodolibý |
German: boshaft |
Danish: ondskabsfuld |
Greek: κακεντρεχής |
Spanish: malévolo |
Estonian: pahatahtlik |
Farsi: بد خواه |
Finnish: pahansuopa |
French: malveillant |
Hebrew: רָשָע |
Hindi: द्वेषी |
Croatian: zloban |
Hungarian: rosszindulatú |
Indonesian: dengki |
Icelandic: semóskar öðrum ills, mein |
Italian: malevolo |
Japanese: 悪意のある |
Korean: 악의 있는 |
Lithuanian: piktavališkas, piktdžiugi |
Latvian: ļauns; nenovīdīgs |
Malay: berniat jahat |
Dutch: boosaardig |
Norwegian: ondskapsfull, skadefro |
Polish: nieżyczliwy |
Persian: بد خواه |
Pashto: بد غوښتل |
Portuguese: malévolo |
Romanian: răuvoitor |
Russian: злорадный; недоброжелател |
Slovak: škodoradostný |
Slovenian: zlonameren |
Serbian: zlonameran |
Swedish: elak, illvillig |
Thai: มุ่งร้าย |
Turkish: hain, kötü niyetli |
Taiwanese: 惡意的 |
Ukrainian: злорадний; недоброзичливи |
Urdu: بدخواہ، بد اندیش |
Vietnamese: ác ý |
Chinese: 恶意的 |
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