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Evil

Noun, Adjective
UK /ˈiː.vəl/
US /ˈiː.vəl/

Definition

(adj) : Very bad or morally wrong.
(n) : Something bad or harmful.

Example

"(adj) : Their plan was evil, so they also faced problems because of it."

"(adj) : The villain in the story did many evil things to hurt others."

"(n) : Many people believe that fighting for justice helps remove evil from the world."

Explanation

Evil is something very bad, harmful, or morally wrong. People often use it to describe actions, ideas, or things that cause pain, suffering, or trouble. For example, stealing, hurting others, or lying can be considered evil. The word can also describe characters in stories or movies who do bad things, like the evil witch scared the children in the story. As a noun, it can mean harmful or bad things; for example, the evil in the city caused fear. Sometimes, it is used more broadly to describe situations or objects that are not safe or harmful. Evil is the opposite of good and kindness.

 

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