malignant

Tanton wasn’t just a malignant force against immigration.

The cancers are often grouped together because they have many features in common and occur when malignant polyps develop in either of the digestive organs.

The hope and the joy of the Harris/Walz campaign along with Harris’s plans for her potential presidency, economic and otherwise, compared to the malignant vitriol, incoherence, hatred and racism from Trump — for me, there’s never been a clearer choice.

These movies were the shadows of both World War I and a ruinous plague, cast across silver screens like a malignant memory that refused to be forgotten.

As New York Times columnist Lydia Polgreen has pointed out, calling these kinds of policy proposals “weird” verges on malignant understatement.