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Definition of malignity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
bad intentRare strong feeling or act showing hate or crueltyRare
- His malignity was clear in both words and actions.
2.
risk levelRare quality of being harmful or dangerousRare
- The malignity of the poison was well-known..
Origin of malignity
Latin, malignus (wicked)
Terms with malignity included in their meaning
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medical
degree of malignity of a tumor
Examples of malignity in a sentence
Neighbors complained about the malignity in his threats. The malignity of the disease was evident in its rapid spread. They underestimated the malignity of his intentions.
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- French:malveillance, malignité, ...
- German:Böswilligkeit, Schädlichkeit, ...
- Italian:malignità, perniciosità, ...
- Spanish:maldad, perniciosidad, ...
- Portuguese:malevolência, nocividade, ...
- Chinese:恶意, 危害性, ...
- Japanese:悪意, 有害性, ...
- Arabic:حِقْد, ضررية, ...
- Hebrew:שִׂנְאָה עֲזָה, זְדוֹנִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:злоба, вредоносность, ...
- Ukrainian:злоба, шкідливість, ...
- Hindi:दुर्भावना, हानिकारकता, ...
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