Evil and Malice

Evil

Evil noun - That which is morally unacceptable.

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

Nearby Word: evilly

Malice noun - The quality of threatening evil.

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Evil and malice are semantically related in hate topic. Sometimes you can use "Evil" instead a noun "Malice".

Nearby Word: malicious

human	human evil	human malice
full	full evil	full malice
pure	pure evil	pure malice
original	original evil	original malice
Other adjectives: true, genuine, sheer, plain, actual, real, downright, little, bad, horrible, inner, inherent, personal, necessary, general, less, outright, extra, greater, over-the-top, sadistic.

Though he's still the weakest of the four brothers and largely abused and ignored for laughs, he possesses none of the malice or evil of his official counterpart.

Source: Anime / DD Fist of the North Star
But since Peter ran away from his parents (and all conventional authority figures), it's not so much due to any kind of malice or evil on his part, but simply because he's a little boy who never has anyone around to tell him these things are wrong.

Source: Alternative Character Interpretation / Literature
The terrible amount of malice and evil power contained within it allows it to animate its creator's corpse even after Miroku kills him and not even Ultimate Blacksmith Toutousai can get close to the sword later on to negate its power.

Source: Empathic Weapon

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