maleficent — causing harm or destruction by supernatural or magical means; evil
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: causing harm or destruction by supernatural or magical means; evil
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈlefɪsənt/
Korean meaning: 초자연적이거나 마법적 수단으로 해를 끼치는; 악한
Korean pronunciation: 머**레**피선트
Example Sentences
- The maleficent fairy godmother turned out to be worse than having no fairy godmother at all.
- My maleficent alarm clock seems to have magical powers to ruin my morning every single day.
- The ancient tome contained descriptions of maleficent rituals used by dark wizards.
maleficent
ADJECTIVE//məˈlefɪsənt//
causing harm or destruction by supernatural or magical means; evil
A maleficent witch transforms a prince into stone with dark magic
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Maleficent shadows threaten the magnificent temple, until beneficent light prevails!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'maleficent-' meaning 'doing evil or harm,' composed of 'male' (badly) and 'facere' (to do). The word gained popular recognition through Disney's villain character Maleficent.
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“The maleficent fairy godmother turned out to be worse than having no fairy godmother at all.”
“My maleficent alarm clock seems to have magical powers to ruin my morning every single day.”
“The ancient tome contained descriptions of maleficent rituals used by dark wizards.”
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