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Word | Malign |
evil or harmful in nature or influence; prompted by malign motives; believed in witches and malign spirits; gave him a malign look; a malign lesion / evil or harmful in nature or influence / Having an evil disposition toward others / speak evil of; bad-mouth; defame / evil in nature or effect; malevolent. / causing or intended to cause harm / to say bad things about (someone or something) publicly : to criticize (someone or something) harshly or unfairly, | |
Usage | ⇒ He is all set to malign you ⇒ Putting her hands over her ears, Rose refused to listen to Betty malign her friend Susan. ⇒ both parties to the divorce showed a malign desire to make each other's future life utterly miserable ⇒ she had a strong and malign influence ⇒ a malign tumour |
Synonyms | lerscad, ijlfvi, hamfed, tcruedr, sraipgdau, llisb, eolveualmt, ncemltcaai, aaimzlgnn, agimcouli, vebl, ballwuf, onorcespui, pwerass, cryde, uahfrmn, tluepgfs, ivnriuosj, awesm, uscvioj, |
Antonyms | tedodr-hdoge, kndr, kthieqendda, evtoeylebn, iylknj, nciq, rwpaes, radtehwemar, eegnib, itbnnqnga, jennebetcf, enlasg, pemctitshba, hupedl, abereealc, belfnaieic, noasatmsociop, dgop, eluarsmh, afphllu, |
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