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sinister
adjective as in nasty, menacing
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Example Sentences
Penny raises the stakes even higher as Armand and his team uncover a more sinister conspiracy that strikes at the heart of Canada’s government and its ripped-from-the-headlines conflict with the U.S.
Instead, “Lurker” suggests something far more sinister: Our old world is gone.
Every supposedly superior universe is packaged with a sinister asterisk; what may be the best dimension ever for some people could be extremely hostile to others.
“It has another goal, a goal more sinister than that, and that is to make people believe that their vote doesn’t really matter. That’s why it’s all of our fight.”
The deeper one analyzes it, the more sinister its class dynamics feel, even if it’s an excuse to showcase, say, street dancing and hula hoop acrobatics.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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