Ill-naturedly
Maliciously and ill-naturedly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Maliciously" instead an adverb phrase "Ill-naturedly".
Maliciously
Maliciously adverb - In a mean or spiteful manner.
Usage example: maliciously tried to ruin her reputation
Ill-naturedly and maliciously are semantically related. You can use "Ill-naturedly" instead an adverb "Maliciously".
Nearby Word: malicious
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- nastily and ill-naturedly
- nastily and maliciously
- viciously and ill-naturedly
- viciously and maliciously
- meanly and ill-naturedly
- meanly and maliciously
- despitefully and ill-naturedly
- despitefully and maliciously
- spitefully and ill-naturedly
- spitefully and maliciously
- wickedly and ill-naturedly
- wickedly and maliciously
- cattily and ill-naturedly
- cattily and maliciously
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