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malevolently

[ UK /məlˈɛvələntli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a malevolent manner
    she gossips malevolently

How To Use malevolently In A Sentence

  • Weatherbee grinned malevolently, but made no offer to help him. In a Far Country
  • For the space of ten seconds they eyed each other malevolently from a distance of two feet. THE LONELY SEA
  • And we'll see whether that was done, you know, malevolently or deliberately or not.
  • There should be no question that regarding the deep-bore tunnel fiasco, WSDOT directors and department heads are malevolently corrupt. O’Brien Grills Staffers About Tunnel Cost Overruns « PubliCola
  • A valuable ruby on his little finger winked malevolently in the clear flood of light from the electrolier. "The Moon Woman" by Minna Irving, part 1
  • Meanwhile, seagulls the size of winged chihuahuas stare malevolently down from steepled sandstone spires.
  • She is a naive yet passionate girl-woman in Hood, one willing and able to defend herself and those she loves -- including standing up to a malevolently intimidating priest played by Gary Oldman -- whether with her personality, a knife or her body and her passion. Stanton Peele: Three Actressing Tour de Forces
  • He was looking at it as though it were an animal, days dead and far gone in putrefaction, that had been malevolently dumped on a pristine altar consecrated to solemn rituals and tended to by votaries of an elite cult. Florence of Arabia
  • She looked at White Fang, who snarled and bristled and glared malevolently. The Southland
  • The demon's rubescent eyes fixed malevolently on the mage. Conan The Victorious
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