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malign
adjective as in hurtful, injurious
verb as in slander, defame
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Example Sentences
The previously maligned ADP gauge has confirmed the plateauing of payrolls outside the government sector.
The image of Ginsberg that vividly emerges is that of an angry, bushily bearded man, polemicizing about corporations and the Times’s malign influence, and often breaking out in spiritualist chanting, all to Hujar’s profound disinterest.
Mark Savaya, the new US special envoy to Iraq, insisted on the importance of "a fully sovereign Iraq, free from malign external interference, including from Iran and its proxies".
These people mirror the woke left’s self-obsessed identity politics and fantasies of malign Jewish influence.
Roberts eventually had no choice but to go to his maligned bullpen.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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