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malefic

[muh-lef-ik] / məˈlɛf ɪk /








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Expect a touch of the supernatural, malefic colleagues and plenty of eccentricity.

From Washington Post

Photograph: EPA For Stone, the US has, ever since those two fateful days in August 1945, been in the malefic grip of the military and hegemonic delusions.

From The Guardian

In Peel’s world, malefic forces in the U.S. government and corporations prey on unsuspecting patients by rummaging through their history/physical.

From Forbes

And, malefic intent or not, if they don't meet military specs, they could simply fail prematurely—and possibly catastrophically.

From Scientific American

We consider ourselves as soldiers waging battle against the blind, malefic forces of nature.

From Project Gutenberg