malevolence

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• In some cases they are worse, for what they lack in power they make up in malevolence.

• As I fought for services, I felt I was dealing with bureaucratic indifference bordering on malevolence.

• If bad things are happening in the world, there must be someone to blame, someone whose malevolence or idiocy must be called out.

• We all have the obligation to speak out strongly, and oppose this malevolence, without compromise.

• Zionism is evil, Israel is evil, sustained by malevolence and historical blindness, to be undone at a stroke and all will be well.

• People will not fail to attribute it to the incapacity of the Ministers, and possibly to their malevolence.

• It is certain, however, that the malevolence of the defeated party soon revived in all its energy.

• But even in those words the malevolence of faction sought and found matter for a quarrel.

• At this moment Anna would have said, "is not this rewarding farmer Wood for his malevolence to my uncle and me?"

• The old miser's face changed suddenly from rage and malevolence to a leering softness more hateful still to her shrinking eyes.