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Definition of wicked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
immoralmorally bad or evil
- The villain's plan was described as wicked..
2.
intensityUK harsh or severe in effectUK
- The storm had a wicked impact on the town.
3.
- The concert last night was absolutely wicked.!
Expressions with wicked
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sharp or biting way of speaking
He's known for his wicked tongue during debates..
very high or unreasonable prices are asked
It's wicked what they charge for a cup of coffee.
impressive or skillful attempt in sports
That was a wicked shot from the halfway line.
very strong hit that causes a lot of harm
The boxer delivered a wicked blow to his opponent.
immoral or evil behavior
He was known for his wicked ways and deceitful actions.
fictional character who is a witch and antagonist
The wicked witch in the story scared all the children.
extremely enjoyable in a mischievous way
Her deliciously wicked sense of humor made everyone laugh.
very bad mood that makes someone act mean or angry
He is known for his wicked temper.
people who are wicked must work harder than normal people
I have so much work, no rest for the wicked!
engage in sexual activity with someone, implying control or dominance
He had his wicked way with her last night.
Origin of wicked
Old English, wicca (wizard)
Terms with wicked included in their meaning
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morality
morally corrupt or wicked in nature
religion
place of eternal punishment for the wicked
morality
person considered evil or wicked
perception
portrayed as wicked or evil
perception
portraying as wicked or evil
morality
extremely wicked or cruel
morality
evil or wicked in nature
evil
very wicked or malevolent person
behavior
mischievous or wicked person
violence
extremely wicked or cruel act
malevolent
showing a cruel or wicked nature
moral corruption
state of being morally corrupt or wicked
specific act
wicked or morally corrupt act
morality
immoral or wicked behavior
very evil
extremely wicked or evil in actions or character
ethics
morally wrong or wicked
morality
extremely evil or wicked in nature
immoral behavior
morally wrong or wicked
morality
most evil or wicked
behavior
person who is very wicked or mischievous
evil actions
in a terribly evil or wicked manner
character
person who is completely evil or wicked
behavior
wicked person who does evil deliberately
evil
extremely wicked or evil in nature
Examples of wicked in a sentence
He gave a wicked laugh that sent chills down my spine. The medicine had a wicked side effect on him. Her words had a wicked sting that hurt deeply. That new restaurant is wicked! Her performance was wicked, everyone loved it.
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- French:diabolique, dévastateur, ...
- German:böse, verheerend, ...
- Italian:malvagio, devastante, ...
- Spanish:perverso, devastador, ...
- Portuguese:perverso, fantástico, ...
- Chinese:邪恶的, 严重的, ...
- Japanese:邪悪な, 激しい, ...
- Arabic:شِرِّير, عَنيف, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוּשָׁע, הֶרְסָנִי, ...
- Russian:злой, суровый, ...
- Ukrainian:злий, сильний, ...
- Hindi:दुष्ट, भयंकर, ...
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