wickedness (Meaning)
wickedness (n)
morally objectionable behavior
absence of moral or spiritual values
the quality of being wicked
estrangement from god
the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions
wickedness (n.)
The quality or state of being wicked; departure from the rules of the divine or the moral law; evil disposition or practices; immorality; depravity; sinfulness.
A wicked thing or act; crime; sin; iniquity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wickedness
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- tomfoolery
- buffoonery
- monkeying
- sportiveness
- espieglerie
- diabolicalness
- goings-on
- aggravation
- naughtiness
- annoyance
- skylarking
- monkeyshine(s)
- practical joke
- antic
- irritation
- trickery
- caper
- chicanery
- friskiness
- monkey business
- horseplay
- troublemaking
- roughhousing
- exasperation
- hanky-panky
- hijinks
- high jinks
- trick
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
wickedness Sentence Examples
- The villain's wickedness spread through the kingdom like a malevolent shadow.
- The child's eyes held a glimmer of wickedness that belied their innocent appearance.
- The dictator's wickedness knew no bounds, as he tortured and imprisoned his own people.
- The witch's cackle echoed through the forest, a chilling testament to her wickedness.
- The businessman's wickedness was revealed when he cheated his customers out of their hard-earned money.
- The scientist's wickedness extended to the creation of deadly weapons that threatened the world's safety.
- The hacker's wickedness manifested in cyberattacks that crippled corporate networks and stole sensitive data.
- The politician's wickedness was evident in their lies, corruption, and abuse of power.
- The preacher's wickedness was unmasked when he was caught indulging in the very sins he condemned.
- The creature's wickedness radiated from its glowing red eyes, inspiring terror in all who beheld it.
FAQs About the word wickedness
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The villain's wickedness spread through the kingdom like a malevolent shadow.
The child's eyes held a glimmer of wickedness that belied their innocent appearance.
The dictator's wickedness knew no bounds, as he tortured and imprisoned his own people.
The witch's cackle echoed through the forest, a chilling testament to her wickedness.
