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Definition of wicked
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Wicked
(a.)
Cursed;
baneful;
hurtful;
bad;
pernicious;
dangerous.
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World
::
World (n.) The earth and its
affairs
as
distinguished
from
heaven;
concerns
of this life as
distinguished
from those of the life to come; the
present
existence
and its
interests;
hence,
secular
affairs;
engrossment
or
absorption
in the
affairs
of this life;
worldly
corruption;
the
ungodly
or
wicked
part of
mankind..
Yama
::
Yama (n.) The king of the
infernal
regions,
corresponding
to the Greek
Pluto,
and also the judge of
departed
souls.
In later times he is more
exclusively
considered
the dire judge of all, and the
tormentor
of the
wicked.
He is
represented
as of a green
color,
with red
garments,
having
a crown on his head, his eyes
inflamed,
and
sitting
on a
buffalo,
with a club and noose in his
hands..
Piacularity
::
Piacularity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
piacular;
criminality;
wickedness.
Abet
::
Abet (v. t.) To
instigate
or
encourage
by aid or
countenance;
-- used in a bad sense of
persons
and acts; as, to abet an
ill-doer;
to abet one in his
wicked
courses;
to abet vice; to abet an
insurrection..
Ill
::
Ill (n.)
Whatever
is
contrary
to good, in a moral
sense;
wickedness;
depravity;
iniquity;
wrong;
evil..
Devilry
::
Devilry
(n.)
Conduct
suitable
to the
devil;
extreme
wickedness;
deviltry.
Ungodly
::
Ungodly
(a.) Not
godly;
not
having
regard
for God;
disobedient
to God;
wicked;
impious;
sinful.
Iniquity
::
Iniquity
(n.)
Absence
of, or
deviation
from, just
dealing;
want of
rectitude
or
uprightness;
gross
injustice;
unrighteousness;
wickedness;
as, the
iniquity
of
bribery;
the
iniquity
of an
unjust
judge..
Corruption
::
Corruption
(n.) The act of
corrupting
or of
impairing
integrity,
virtue,
or moral
principle;
the state of being
corrupted
or
debased;
loss of
purity
or
integrity;
depravity;
wickedness;
impurity;
bribery..
Wicked
::
Wicked
(a.) Evil in
principle
or
practice;
deviating
from
morality;
contrary
to the moral or
divine
law;
addicted
to vice or sin;
sinful;
immoral;
profligate;
-- said of
persons
and
things;
as, a
wicked
king; a
wicked
woman;
a
wicked
deed;
wicked
designs..
Lither
::
Lither
(a.) Bad;
wicked;
false;
worthless;
slothful.
Unholy
::
Unholy
(a.) Not holy;
unhallowed;
not
consecrated;
hence,
profane;
wicked;
impious..
Blackness
::
Blackness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
black;
black
color;
atrociousness
or
enormity
in
wickedness.
Criminally
::
Criminally
(adv.)
In
violation
of law;
wickedly.
Nefarious
::
Nefarious
(adv.)
Wicked
in the
extreme;
abominable;
iniquitous;
atrociously
villainous;
execrable;
detestably
vile.
Black
::
Black (a.) Fig.:
Dismal,
gloomy,
or
forbidding,
like
darkness;
destitute
of moral light or
goodness;
atrociously
wicked;
cruel;
mournful;
calamitous;
horrible..
Iniquitous
::
Iniquitous
(a.)
Characterized
by
iniquity;
unjust;
wicked;
as, an
iniquitous
bargain;
an
iniquitous
proceeding..
Unequity
::
Unequity
(n.) Want of
equity
or
uprightness;
injustice;
wickedness;
iniquity.
Fool
::
Fool (n.) One who acts
contrary
to moral and
religious
wisdom;
a
wicked
person.
Reprobate
::
Reprobate
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to one who is given up to
wickedness;
as,
reprobate
conduct..
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