evilly
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Definition
- Adverb:
- In a wicked or morally bad manner: The word "evilly" describes performing an action with evil intent, showing malice, or in a way that causes harm.
- In a way that is unpleasant or harmful: It can also describe something done in a manner that is profoundly unpleasant or malevolent.
Usage Examples
- Adverb:
- The villain grinned evilly as he revealed his plan. (This shows the grin was malicious and wicked.)
- She was accused of acting evilly towards her rivals. (This describes her actions as morally wrong and harmful.)
- The spell was cast evilly, with dark intent. (This modifies how the spell was cast, emphasizing its malevolent nature.)
Advanced Usage
- "To laugh evilly": To laugh in a way that shows cruel pleasure or malicious intent.
- The antagonist laughed evilly upon seeing the hero's distress.
- "To plot evilly": To plan or scheme with wicked intentions.
- The characters spent the night plotting evilly against the kingdom.
Variants and Related Words
- Evil (adjective): Profoundly immoral and wicked.
- He was known for his evil deeds.
- Evildoer (noun): A person who does evil or wicked acts.
- The evildoer was finally brought to justice.
Synonyms
- Wickedly: In a wicked manner.
- Maliciously: With intent to do harm.
- Sinisterly: In a way that suggests evil or harm.
Antonyms
- Virtuously: In a morally good or righteous manner.
- Benevolently: In a kind and well-meaning way.
- Kindly: In a kind manner.
Related Phrases
- To smile evilly: To smile in a way that conveys malice or sinister pleasure.
- He smiled evilly, knowing his secret was safe.
- To whisper evilly: To whisper in a malevolent or threatening tone.
- The curse was whispered evilly in the dark.
Adverb
- in a wicked evil manner
- act wickedly
- grin evilly