unbenevolence Antonyms
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Meaning of unbenevolence
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unbenevolence (n.)
Absence or want of benevolence; ill will.
unbenevolence Sentence Examples
- The unbenevolence of their intentions was evident in the cruel treatment they inflicted.
- The politician's unbenevolent remarks aimed to discredit his opponent rather than foster unity.
- The landlord's unbenevolence towards his tenants resulted in squalid living conditions.
- The boss's unbenevolent management style created a toxic work environment.
- The unbenevolence of the dictator's regime led to widespread suffering and oppression.
- The critic's unbenevolent review was designed to destroy the artist's reputation.
- The teacher's unbenevolence towards students who struggled only served to further alienate them.
- The unbenevolent nature of the disease left the patient with a bleak prognosis.
- The unbenevolence of humanity's treatment of animals was a shameful reflection on our species.
- The unbenevolent gossip spread throughout the town, poisoning relationships and causing untold harm.
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Absence or want of benevolence; ill will.
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The unbenevolence of their intentions was evident in the cruel treatment they inflicted.
The politician's unbenevolent remarks aimed to discredit his opponent rather than foster unity.
The landlord's unbenevolence towards his tenants resulted in squalid living conditions.
The boss's unbenevolent management style created a toxic work environment.
