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Definition of malignance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalDated cancerous growth that spreads and resists treatmentDated
- The doctor explained the malignance of the tumor.
2.
evil intentDated intense ill will or evil dispositionDated
- His malignance was evident in his cruel actions.
3.
psychologyDated quality of being harmful or malevolentDated
- His actions were driven by a deep malignance.
Origin of malignance
Latin, malignus (evil)
Examples of malignance in a sentence
Researchers are studying the causes of malignance. Her malignance was felt by everyone in the room. The villain's malignance drove the plot of the story. The malignance in his voice was unmistakable. She could sense the malignance behind his smile.
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- French:malignité, malveillance, ...
- German:Bösartigkeit, Boshaftigkeit, ...
- Italian:malignità, malvagità, ...
- Spanish:malignidad, maldad, ...
- Portuguese:malignidade, malevolência, ...
- Chinese:恶性肿瘤, 恶意, ...
- Japanese:悪性, 悪意, ...
- Arabic:خُبْث, خبث شديد, ...
- Hebrew:מַמְאִירוּת, רָצוֹן רַע עַז אוֹ נְטִיָּה רָעָה, ...
- Russian:злокачественность, злоба, ...
- Ukrainian:злоякісність, злість, ...
- Hindi:घातकता, दुष्टता, ...
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