Evil and Fault

Evil

Evil noun - That which is morally unacceptable.

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Fault and evil are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fault" instead a noun "Evil".

Nearby Word: evilly

Fault noun - A defect in character.

Usage example: the common fault of being quick to judge others

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Evil and fault are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Evil" instead a noun "Fault".

Nearby Words: faulty, faultless, faulted, faulting, faultily

good	good evil	good fault
full	full evil	full fault
complete	complete evil	complete fault
original	original evil	original fault
Other adjectives: genuine, single, obvious, powerful, actual, real, big, great, little, bad, terrible, potential, main, personal, new, damned, greater, worst, greatest.

Given that his presence makes some trouble for Beagle Ringo, this sort of makes him the Evil Twin through no fault of his own.

Source: Impersonating the Evil Twin
Is the lack of girls on the island proof that boys are evil and therefore Eve is not at fault?

Source: Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory
Darkwing Duck villain Ammonia Pine is a Neat Freak almost to a fault, going so far as to use cleaning themed weapons (which she is still compelled to clean with); she's still pretty evil.

Source: Straight Edge Evil

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