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Meaning of maleficence
Wordnet
maleficence (n)
doing or causing evil
the quality or nature of being harmful or evil
Webster
maleficence (n.)
Evil doing, esp. to others.
maleficence Sentence Examples
- The villain's maleficence was evident in his cruel and heartless actions.
- The curse bestowed upon the princess was a testament to the witch's malevolence.
- The maleficence of the dark lord tainted the land, corrupting its inhabitants.
- The emperor's maleficence extended even to his own children, whom he treated with contempt.
- The sorcerer's maleficence had turned the once-pristine forest into a twisted and desolate wasteland.
- The maleficence of the disease ravaged the village, leaving a trail of pain and suffering in its wake.
- The painting depicted a scene of maleficence, with demons wreaking havoc upon an innocent town.
- The maleficence of the terrorist attack shattered the lives of countless individuals.
- The gossip and slander spread about the young woman were driven by sheer maleficence.
- The historian recorded the maleficent deeds of the tyrant, ensuring that his legacy of cruelty would live on in infamy.
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doing or causing evil, the quality or nature of being harmful or evilEvil doing, esp. to others.
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The villain's maleficence was evident in his cruel and heartless actions.
The curse bestowed upon the princess was a testament to the witch's malevolence.
The maleficence of the dark lord tainted the land, corrupting its inhabitants.
The emperor's maleficence extended even to his own children, whom he treated with contempt.
