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Meaning of malefice
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malefice (n.)
An evil deed; artifice; enchantment.
malefice Sentence Examples
- The witch's malefice cursed the village with a plague of locusts.
- The scientist's research was hindered by a malefice that sabotaged his experiments.
- The politician's campaign was destroyed by a series of relentless malefices.
- The paranormal investigator was haunted by the malefice that clung to the old house.
- The ancient artifact contained a potent malefice that unleashed chaos upon its wielders.
- The dark sorcerer used malefice to bind his enemies in chains of agony.
- The cursed amulet radiated a malefice that corrupted the hearts of those who wore it.
- The evil entity possessed the woman, filling her with malefice that twisted her mind.
- The poisoned chalice contained a deadly malefice that claimed the lives of all who drank from it.
- The curse of the malefice trapped the princess in a tower, forever condemned to a life of solitude.
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An evil deed; artifice; enchantment.
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The witch's malefice cursed the village with a plague of locusts.
The scientist's research was hindered by a malefice that sabotaged his experiments.
The politician's campaign was destroyed by a series of relentless malefices.
The paranormal investigator was haunted by the malefice that clung to the old house.
