English to Latin Meaning of malign - malignum

Malign :

malignum

verb

detrahere,, deturpari, malignum, vituperare?, Abase, scandalizem, quod aemulor, invidia, dissent, nihil flebit, malignitas, calumniare, DENIGRO, maligne,, libellus

adjective

mortiferum, exitiale, letalis, damnandum, internicione, malignum, nocivis, noxium, iniuriosus;, cogitationem pessimam:, amissis, deum placamentis decedebat, perniciosa, auxerunt

Malign :: malignumMaligned :: malignedMaligning :: maledictiMaligns :: maligns

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Definitions of malign in English

Verb(1) speak unfavorably about
Adjective(1) evil or harmful in nature or influence(2) having or exerting a malignant influence

Examples of malign in English

(1) The worst aspect of science fiction/science fantasy books is their malign neglect of the laws of economics.(2) The place is populated by endearing eccentrics who eat seal-flipper pie and brood darkly on the sea's malign nature.(3) But what of the few, the very few, who are not allowed to watch TV, whose elders have decided that it is a malign influence?(4) The piece centred on the malign effect he believes environmental sceptics have on discussion of pollution and industrialisation.(5) Why were the Lanarkshire whistle-blowers accused of malign intent for demanding early action?(6) Manifest in the two friends' fortunes is the malign effect of commercialism.(7) In that climate of malign neglect, the bureau's ills were allowed to fester.(8) Whilst not sent with any malign intent, the letter was an " oppressive document".(9) Hysteria was at one time thought to be caused by the womb moving upwards due to the influence of malign humours.(10) Even from beyond the legislative grave, Section 28 continues to exercise its malign influence.(11) In the poorest parts of the world, such images are said to have a particularly malign influence.(12) He accurately intuited that all power is essentially implacable and malign .(13) Therapeutic measures such as bleeding and purging, designed originally to get rid or excess or malign humours, continued to be used.(14) He did not set out to falsely malign anyone or advance some hidden political agenda.(15) Professor Snape is a malign influence and should be given a spell away.(16) Government policy has a massive and usually malign effect.

(1) malicious software ::

ater software

(2) malicious mischief ::

malicious patiatur mali

(3) malicious damage ::

et maleficiis everteret

(4) malicious intent ::

defexit publico

(5) malicious gossip ::

iunges

(6) malicious joy ::

malicious gaudium

Synonyms

Adjective

1. harmful ::

nocivis

2. evil ::

malum

3. bad ::

malus

4. baleful ::

sperne letali

5. hostile ::

adversum

6. inimical ::

inimicum

7. destructive ::

perniciosius

8. malignant ::

malignum

9. injurious ::

iniuriosus;

10. malefic ::

MALEFICUS

11. maleficent ::

maleficorum

Verb

12. defame ::

deturpari

13. slander ::

calumniare

14. libel ::

libellus

16. smear ::

linunt

17. vilify ::

vituperare?

18. speak ill of ::

detrahes

19. cast aspersions on ::

contumeliis afficiant

21. traduce ::

traducunt

22. denigrate ::

detrectant

23. disparage ::

obtrectant;

24. slur ::

insectatione

25. abuse ::

abuse

26. revile ::

maledicebat:

28. dis ::

aequor ulti

29. knock ::

pulsate

30. talk smack ::

domusionem aliquid loqui

31. derogate ::

motivis praedito

32. calumniate ::

maligne,

Antonyms

1. benevolent ::

benevolentia

2. benign ::

benignae

3. benignant ::

benigna larga

4. loving ::

amandi

Different Forms

malign, maligned, maligning, maligns

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