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evil

/ˈiː.vəl/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose ou quelqu'un de profondément immoral, mauvais, nuisible ou malveillant., Nom désignant une profonde immoralité, la méchanceté, ou des actions et forces nuisibles, souvent opposées au bien.

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adjective

/ˈiː.vəl/A2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose ou quelqu'un de profondément immoral, mauvais, nuisible ou malveillant.

Describes something or someone that is profoundly immoral, wicked, or harmful.

  1. Morally bad or wickedB1formal

    Profoundly immoral and malevolent; causing harm or suffering.

    frMauvais, méchant

    • The villain in the story was truly evil.
    • She believed that greed was an evil force.
    • His evil actions shocked the entire community.

    Synonymesatrociousbadbasecorruptdepraveddiabolicalfiendishheinousimmoraliniquitousmaleficentmalevolentmalignantnefarioussinfulviciousvilevillainouswickedwrong

    Antonymesbenevolentgoodmoralrighteousvirtuous

  2. Harmful or unpleasantB2informal

    Causing great harm, pain, or trouble.

    frMalfaisant ou nuisible

    • The evil weather ruined our picnic plans.
    • He gave me an evil look when I interrupted him.
    • That was an evil trick to play on your brother.

    Synonymesawfulcalamitouscatastrophicdestructivediredreadfulharmfulhorribleinjuriousmaleficentmalignantnastysinfulterribleviciouswicked

    Antonymesbeneficialgoodsalutaryvirtuouswholesome

Formes
  • eviler comparative form
  • more evil comparative form
  • evilest superlative form
  • most evil superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈiː.vəl/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une profonde immoralité, la méchanceté, ou des actions et forces nuisibles, souvent opposées au bien.

A noun referring to profound immorality, wickedness, or harmful actions and forces, often contrasted with good.

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  1. Profound immoralityB1formal

    The quality of being morally bad or wicked; the opposite of good.

    frMéchanceté profonde

    • The story is about the eternal struggle between good and evil.
    • He believed that greed was the root of all evil.
    • The villain in the movie represented pure evil.

    Synonymesbadnesscorruptiondepravityimmoralityiniquitymalignitysinvilenesswickednesswrong

    Antonymesgoodnessmoralityrighteousnessvirtue

  2. Harmful or bad thingB2formal

    Something that causes harm, suffering, or misfortune.

    frmal

    • War is one of the greatest evils of our time.
    • Poverty is a social evil that affects millions.
    • They fought against the evils of corruption.

    Synonymesafflictionbaneblightcalamitycursedisasterharmillmisfortuneplaguescourgewoe

    Antonymesbenefitblessingboongood

Formes
  • evils plural form
  • evils' possessive plural form
  • evil's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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