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Definition of malice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of malice is as below...
Malice
(n.)
Enmity
of
heart;
malevolence;
ill will; a
spirit
delighting
in harm or
misfortune
to
another;
a
disposition
to
injure
another;
a
malignant
design
of evil.
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Murder
::
Murder
(n.) To kill with
premediated
malice;
to kill (a human
being)
willfully,
deliberately,
and
unlawfully.
See
Murder,
n..
Malignity
::
Malignity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
malignant;
disposition
to do evil;
virulent
enmity;
malignancy;
malice;
spite.
Despite
::
Despite
(n.)
Malice;
malignity;
spite;
malicious
anger;
contemptuous
hate.
Prepense
::
Prepense
(v. t.)
Devised,
contrived,
or
planned
beforehand;
preconceived;
premeditated;
aforethought;
--
usually
placed
after the word it
qualifies;
as,
malice
prepense..
Maltalent
::
Maltalent
(n.) Ill will;
malice.
Envenom
::
Envenom
(v. t.) To taint or
impregnate
with
bitterness,
malice,
or
hatred;
to imbue as with
venom;
to
imbitter..
Archness
::
Archness
(n.) The
quality
of being arch;
cleverness;
sly humor free from
malice;
waggishness.
Turn
::
Turn (n.)
Incidental
or
opportune
deed or
office;
occasional
act of
kindness
or
malice;
as, to do one an ill
turn..
Malign
::
Malign
(a.) To treat with
malice;
to show
hatred
toward;
to
abuse;
to
wrong;
to
injure.
Aforethought
::
Aforethought
(a.)
Premeditated;
prepense;
previously
in mind;
designed;
as,
malice
aforethought,
which is
required
to
constitute
murder..
Venom
::
Venom (n.)
Spite;
malice;
malignity;
evil
quality.
Chaucer.
Manslaughter
::
Manslaughter
(n.) The
unlawful
killing
of a man,
either
in
negligenc/
or
incidentally
to the
commission
of some
unlawful
act, but
without
specific
malice,
or upon a
sudden
excitement
of
anger..
Malicious
::
Malicious
(a.)
Proceeding
from
hatred
or ill will;
dictated
by
malice;
as, a
malicious
report;
malicious
mischief..
Paraleipsis
::
Paraleipsis
(n.) A
pretended
or
apparent
omission;
a
figure
by which a
speaker
artfully
pretends
to pass by what he
really
mentions;
as, for
example,
if an
orator
should
say, I do not speak of my
adversary's
scandalous
venality
and
rapacity,
his
brutal
conduct,
his
treachery
and
malice..
Mal-
::
Mal- () A
prefix
in
composition
denoting
ill,or
evil, F. male, adv., fr.
malus,
bad, ill. In some words it has the form
male-,
as in
malediction,
malevolent.
See
Malice..
Murder
::
Murder
(n.) To
mutilate,
spoil,
or
deform,
as if with
malice
or
cruelty;
to
mangle;
as, to
murder
the
king's
English..
Malice
::
Malice
(n.)
Enmity
of
heart;
malevolence;
ill will; a
spirit
delighting
in harm or
misfortune
to
another;
a
disposition
to
injure
another;
a
malignant
design
of evil.
Malice
::
Malice
(n.) Any
wicked
or
mischievous
intention
of the mind; a
depraved
inclination
to
mischief;
an
intention
to vex,
annoy,
or
injure
another
person,
or to do a
wrongful
act
without
just cause or cause or
excuse;
a
wanton
disregard
of the
rights
or
safety
of
others;
willfulness..
Malignancy
::
Malignancy
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
malignant;
extreme
malevolence;
bitter
enmity;
malice;
as,
malignancy
of
heart..
Spite
::
Spite (n.)
Ill-will
or
hatred
toward
another,
accompanied
with the
disposition
to
irritate,
annoy,
or
thwart;
petty
malice;
grudge;
rancor;
despite..
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