Definition Synonyms
Definition of maliciousness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorRare quality of having or showing a desire to harm othersRare
- His maliciousness was evident in his deliberate sabotage of the project.
2.
spiteful feelingRare desire to see others sufferRare
- His maliciousness made him enjoy others' misfortunes.
Origin of maliciousness
Latin, malitia (badness) + -ous (full of) + -ness (state of)
Terms with maliciousness included in their meaning
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emotion
intense hostility or maliciousness
maliciousness
deliberate and unprovoked malicious behavior
Examples of maliciousness in a sentence
The maliciousness in his eyes was unmistakable. Her maliciousness was evident in her harsh words. The maliciousness in his actions was undeniable.
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- French:malveillance, méchanceté, ...
- German:Böswilligkeit, Bösartigkeit, ...
- Italian:cattiveria, malvagità, ...
- Spanish:maldad, malevolencia, ...
- Portuguese:maldade, crueldade, ...
- Chinese:恶意, ...
- Japanese:悪意, 他人を苦しめたい欲望, ...
- Arabic:خُبْث, ...
- Hebrew:זְדוֹנִיּוּת, רִשְׁעוּת, ...
- Russian:злоба, злобность, ...
- Ukrainian:зловмисність, злорадність, ...
- Hindi:द्वेष, द्वेषपूर्णता, ...
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