malevolent in Japanese
malevolent in Japanese is 邪悪, マレフィック — malevolent means wishing harm on others; having ill will.
malevolent in Japanese
邪悪
Pronounced: jaaku
Having or displaying ill will; wishing harm on others.
マレフィック
Pronounced: marefikku
Having an evil or harmful influence.
What does "malevolent" mean?
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adj Wishing harm on others; having ill will.
"The villain's malevolent grin unsettled everyone in the room."
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malevolent in a sentence
- The villain's malevolent grin unsettled everyone in the room.
- He accused his rival of spreading malevolent rumors.
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What is "malevolent" in Japanese?
"malevolent" in Japanese is 邪悪, マレフィック. malevolent means: Wishing harm on others; having ill will.
How do you pronounce 邪悪?
"malevolent" in Japanese is 邪悪, pronounced "jaaku".
How do you use "malevolent" in a sentence?
Example: "The villain's malevolent grin unsettled everyone in the room." In Japanese, "malevolent" is 邪悪, マレフィック.
Are there other ways to say "malevolent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "malevolent": 邪悪, マレフィック.
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