Black-hearted
Vicious and black-hearted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vicious" instead an adjective phrase "Black-hearted".
Vicious
Vicious adjective - Extreme in degree, power, or effect.
Black-hearted and vicious are semantically related. You can use "Black-hearted" instead an adjective "Vicious".
Nearby Word: viciously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hateful and black-hearted
- hateful and vicious
- barbarous and black-hearted
- barbarous and vicious
- brutal and black-hearted
- brutal and vicious
- savage and black-hearted
- savage and vicious
- immoral and black-hearted
- immoral and vicious
- nasty and black-hearted
- nasty and vicious
- wrong and black-hearted
- wrong and vicious
Both words in one sentence
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In basically all non-censored versions he plays the role of a black-hearted robber baron, whose only saving grace is that his opponents Noble the lion, Bruin the bear, and (most of all) Ysengrim the wolf, are equally greedy and vicious, but not as smart.
Source: Fantastic Foxes
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