maliciousness (Meaning)

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maliciousness (n)

feeling a need to see others suffer

The professor's maliciousness towards his students created an oppressive learning environment.
The gossip monger's maliciousness spread harm and division throughout the community.
As the election neared, the candidates resorted to maliciousness, slinging mud at their opponents.
The anonymous commenter's maliciousness aimed to hurt and belittle the victim.
The cyberbully's maliciousness caused severe emotional distress and isolation for its target.
The neighbor's maliciousness extended to vandalizing the family's property.
The rumor-monger's maliciousness was rooted in envy and a desire to destroy reputations.
The deliberate spread of false information was an act of maliciousness designed to mislead the public.
The boss's maliciousness manifested in belittling his employees and creating a toxic work environment.
The thief's maliciousness went beyond stealing; they also destroyed the sentimental value of the stolen items.

feeling a need to see others suffer

venom,malice, malignancy, jealousy, viciousness,cruelty, meanness, malignity, hatefulness, malignance

cordiality, love, hospitality, friendliness, hospitality, amity, civility, friendliness, passion, love

The professor's maliciousness towards his students created an oppressive learning environment.

The gossip monger's maliciousness spread harm and division throughout the community.

As the election neared, the candidates resorted to maliciousness, slinging mud at their opponents.

The anonymous commenter's maliciousness aimed to hurt and belittle the victim.