maledicent (Meaning)
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maledicent (a.)
Speaking reproachfully; slanderous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maledicent
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maledicent Sentence Examples
- The maleficent witch cursed the prince with eternal sleep.
- The storm unleashed its maleficent fury upon the coast, causing widespread destruction.
- Maleficent gossip spread like wildfire, tarnishing reputations.
- The warlord's maleficent tactics resulted in countless casualties.
- The blight had a maleficent effect on the crops, leading to widespread famine.
- The killer's maleficent intentions were evident in the brutality of his crimes.
- The politician's maleficent rhetoric divided the nation and fanned the flames of hatred.
- The maleficent CEO exploited his employees for profit, ignoring their well-being.
- The sorcerer's maleficent incantations summoned dark spirits that terrorized the realm.
- The virus had a maleficent impact on the population, spreading rapidly and causing widespread illness and death.
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Speaking reproachfully; slanderous.
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The maleficent witch cursed the prince with eternal sleep.
The storm unleashed its maleficent fury upon the coast, causing widespread destruction.
Maleficent gossip spread like wildfire, tarnishing reputations.
The warlord's maleficent tactics resulted in countless casualties.
