malevolent 的定义
- wishing evil or harm to another or others; showing ill will; ill-disposed; malicious: His failures made him malevolent toward those who were successful.
- evil; harmful; injurious: a malevolent inclination to destroy the happiness of others.
- Astrology. evil or malign in influence.
malevolent 近义词
hateful
更多malevolent例句
- When people think about how AI might “go wrong,” most probably picture something along the lines of malevolent computers trying to cause harm.
- In this 80-minute digital piece for Shakespeare Theatre Company, he shifts his gaze and protean talents to some of the best-known, most malevolent and sometimes loved characters in Shakespeare’s plays.
- We want the public to understand that he was not intentionally malevolent.
- Fears of malevolent artificial intelligence plotting humanity’s downfall are a staple of science fiction.
- We see it when any elite is able to get away with a malevolent act because elites protect each other.
- But when the specious claims are directed at the parents of autistic children, the situation has gone from silly to malevolent.
- Instead, it makes me appear capricious, malevolent and cruel.
- The only malevolent presence in the house that night was a gang of snickering boys and one put-upon girlfriend.
- As an African-American, I have experienced racism in all its malevolent forms.
- It sent a shiver through me, and even old Piegan stood aghast at the malevolent determination of the man.
- He was a man of learning and abilities, but a violent party writer, and a severe and malevolent critic.
- Her disposition was sour and malevolent, despite its elegant veneer.
- Suddenly it seemed a malevolent place, oppressive, threatening, grim in spite of its beauty.
- Now was the opportunity to repay him for those malevolent letters.