malignant in Greek
malignant in Greek is κακοήθης — malignant means harmful or hostile in intent; wishing ill on others.
malignant in Greek
κακοήθης
Pronounced: kakoithis
What does "malignant" mean?
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adjective Harmful or hostile in intent; wishing ill on others.
"He spread malignant rumours about his former business partner."
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adjective Medically: likely to spread and become life-threatening, as with a tumour.
"The biopsy confirmed the growth was malignant."
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malignant in a sentence
- He spread malignant rumours about his former business partner.
- There was a malignant look in her eyes as she watched him fail.
- The biopsy confirmed the growth was malignant.
- Doctors caught the malignant cells before they could spread further.
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What is "malignant" in Greek?
"malignant" in Greek is κακοήθης. malignant means: Harmful or hostile in intent; wishing ill on others.
How do you pronounce κακοήθης?
"malignant" in Greek is κακοήθης, pronounced "kakoithis".
How do you use "malignant" in a sentence?
Example: "He spread malignant rumours about his former business partner." In Greek, "malignant" is κακοήθης.
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