| Definition of 'maliciously' |
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1. (adverb) maliciously
with malice; in a malicious manner
"she answered maliciously"
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Sense: the wish to harm other people etc
There was no malice intended in what she said.; She took a malicious pleasure in hurting others.
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 Afrikaans: kwaadwillig |
 Arabic: بِحِقْد، بِخُبْث |
 Bulgarian: злобно |
 Brazilian: maldosamente |
 Czech: zlomyslně |
 German: boshaft |
 Danish: ondskabsfuldt |
 Greek: μοχθηρά |
 Spanish: con malicia, maliciosamen |
 Estonian: kuritahtlikult |
 Farsi: بد اندیشانه |
 Finnish: pahanilkisesti |
 French: avec méchanceté |
 Hebrew: בְּזָדוֹן |
 Hindi: दुर्भावपूर्वक |
 Croatian: zlobno |
 Hungarian: rosszindulatúan |
 Indonesian: secara jahat |
 Icelandic: illgirnislega |
 Italian: con malanimo |
 Japanese: 意地悪く |
 Korean: 악의를 갖고 |
 Lithuanian: piktai |
 Latvian: ļaunprātīgi; ļauni |
 Malay: dengan niat jahat |
 Dutch: kwaadaardig |
 Norwegian: ondsinnet, hatefullt |
 Polish: złośliwie |
 Persian: بد اندیشانه |
 Pashto: بد انديښه |
 Portuguese: maldosamente |
 Romanian: cu răutate; maliţios |
 Russian: злобно |
 Slovak: zlomyseľne |
 Slovenian: zlobno |
 Serbian: pakosno |
 Swedish: illvilligt |
 Thai: อย่างมุ่งร้าย |
 Turkish: kötü niyetle |
 Taiwanese: 惡意地 |
 Ukrainian: злісно; умисно |
 Urdu: بری نیت سے |
 Vietnamese: một cách ác ý |
 Chinese: 恶意地 |
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