Malicious and Snarky

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Malicious adjective - Having or showing a desire to cause someone pain or suffering for the sheer enjoyment of it.

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Snarky and malicious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Snarky" instead an adjective "Malicious".

Nearby Words: malice, malignant, maliciously

Snarky adjective - Easily irritated or annoyed.

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Malicious and snarky are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Malicious" instead an adjective "Snarky".

She's more snarky than outright malicious because she knows it's her own fault she got stuck as a genie.

Source: Becoming the Genie
He starts off simply bullying batman and making snarky comments, over time he gets more and more malicious and in-your-face until eventually he begins to take over Batman's mind.

Source: Imaginary Enemy
Rachel Alucard, a snarky vampire that stalks Ragna nearly all the time and doesn't drink bloods but tea, has been through many iterations of time loop, remembering each iterations and has been trying to stop the malicious Terumi Yuuki from manipulating the timeloop further.

Source: Hidden Depths / Video Games

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