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Synonym for "evil"

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The synonym evil synonymous definition words:
evil [noun]
means "property"
malignancy, turpitude, depravity, vice, badness, crime, malfeasance, baseness
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evil [noun]
means "event"
pain, sorrow, disaster, calamity, harm, mischief, misery, misfortune
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evil [adjective]
means "property"
harmful, destructive, injurious, mischievous, pernicious
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evil [adjective]
means "characteristic"
unfortunate, disastrous, ill, miserable
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evil [adjective]
means "character trait"
depraved, flagitious, amoral, baneful, unfavourable, bad, base, corrupt
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abomination [noun]
means "wickedness"
corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, filth, pollution
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affliction [noun]
means "curse"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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bad [adjective]
means "characteristic"
evil, wicked, vile, sinister, base, wrong
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badness [noun]
means "depravity"
vice, evil, crime, malfeasance, baseness, malignancy
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baleful [adjective]
means "ruinous"
evil, destructive, cancerous, noisome, deadly, shattering
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bane [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, curse, calamity, evil, misfortune
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base [adjective]
means "characteristic"
corrupt, evil, foul, tainted, sinister, vile
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black [adjective]
means "character trait"
evil, infamous, wicked, villainous, fiendish, monstrous
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corrupting [adjective]
means "guileful"
beguiling, evil, insidious
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curse [noun]
means "affliction"
cancer, annoyance, bane, calamity, evil, misfortune
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danger [noun]
means "event"
hazard, chance, evil, insecurity, exposure, pitfall
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dark [adjective]
means "character trait"
evil, bad, immoral, devilish, corrupt, flagitious
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destructive [adjective]
means "ruinous"
evil, baleful, cancerous, noisome, deadly, shattering
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disastrous [adjective]
means "unfortunate"
evil, ill, miserable, terrible, awful
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dissipation [noun]
means "debauchery"
dissolution, intemperance, indulgence, evil
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guileful [adjective]
means "insidious"
beguiling, evil, corrupting
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harm [noun]
means "practice"
evil, outrage, abuse, wickedness, wrong
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hellish [adjective]
means "diabolical"
devilish, infernal, stygian, fiery, evil
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ill [noun]
means "matter"
evil, wickedness, depravity, badness, harm
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ill [adjective]
means "behaviour"
bad, evil, wicked, wrong, naughty, iniquitous
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insidious [adjective]
means "guileful"
beguiling, evil, corrupting
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invidious [adjective]
means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, offensive, foul
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malfeasance [noun]
means "depravity"
vice, badness, crime, evil, baseness, malignancy
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malign [adjective]
means "malevolent"
evil
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offensive [adjective]
means "sickening"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul
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pernicious [adjective]
means "wicked"
bad, evil, malevolent, malicious
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plague [noun]
means "affliction"
calamity, curse, evil
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sickening [adjective]
means "offensive"
disagreeable, ghastly, evil, disgusting, invidious, foul
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sinister [adjective]
means "corrupt"
crooked, dishonest, pernicious, base, bad, evil
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tainted [adjective]
means "corrupt"
evil, foul, base, sinister, vile, ungodly
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turpitude [noun]
means "depravity"
evil
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unfavorable [adjective]
means "adverse"
hopeless, evil
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ungodly [adjective]
means "wicked"
evil, depraved, corrupted, sinful, vile, nasty
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unnatural [adjective]
means "cruel"
brutal, heartless, inhuman, evil, hard-hearted
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wicked [adjective]
means "property"
evil, bad, vile, sinister, base, wrong
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wickedness [noun]
means "abomination"
corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, filth, pollution
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wrong [noun]
means "state"
evil, misdeed, wickedness, sin, vice, inequity
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evil spirit [noun]
means "demon"
devil, fiend, imp, monster, incubus, vampire
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evildoer [noun]
means "one who does evil"
malefactor, wrongdoer, criminal, sinner
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