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malevolence

/məˈlev.əl.əns/

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noun

/məˈlev.əl.əns/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество или состояние, при котором человек желает или проявляет намерение причинить зло или вред другим.

A noun referring to the quality or state of having or showing a wish to do evil or harm to others.

uncountable

  1. Desire to harm othersC1formal

    The state or quality of wishing evil or harm upon others; deliberate ill will.

    ruЗлоба

    • His malevolence towards his rivals was evident in every action.
    • The villain's malevolence drove the entire plot of the story.
    • She spoke with such malevolence that everyone felt uneasy.
    • The dictator ruled through cruelty and malevolence.

    Synonymsill willmalicemalignityrancorspitevenomvindictiveness

    Antonymsbenevolencebenignitygoodwillkindness

  2. Threatening qualityC1formal

    The quality of appearing to threaten or cause something evil or harmful.

    ruЗловещий характер

    • The malevolence of the storm made the sailors fear for their lives.
    • There was a sense of malevolence in the abandoned house.
    • The malevolence of his stare sent a chill down her spine.
    • Nature seemed to radiate a kind of malevolence that night.

    Synonymsbalefulnessmenacethreat

    Antonymsbenevolencebenignitykindness

Forms
  • malevolences plural form
  • malevolences' possessive plural form
  • malevolence's possessive singular form
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