Evil

What do we mean by evil?

Morally bad or wrong; wicked. adjective

Causing ruin, injury, or pain; harmful. adjective

Characterized by or indicating future misfortune; ominous. adjective

Bad or blameworthy by report; infamous. adjective

Characterized by anger or spite; malicious. adjective

The quality of being morally bad or wrong; wickedness. noun

That which causes harm, misfortune, or destruction. noun

An evil force, power, or personification. noun

Something that is a cause or source of suffering, injury, or destruction. noun

In an evil manner. adverb

Injuriously.

Not happily; unfortunately.

Not virtuously; not innocently.

Not well; ill.

Compar. usually worse, superl. worst (see bad), or more evil, most evil (rarely eviler, evilest).

Having harmful qualities or characteristics; productive of or attended by harm or injury; hurtful to the body, mind, or feelings; effecting mischief, trouble, or pain; bad: as, an evil genius; evil laws.

Proceeding from a desire to injure; hostile.

Contrary to an accepted standard of right or righteousness; inconsistent with or violating the moral law; bad; sinful; wicked: as, evil deeds; an evil heart.

Proceeding from, due to, or purporting to be due to immorality or badness of conduct or character.

3 and Bad, vile, base, vicious, wicked, iniquitous.

Moral badness; wickedness; malevolence; the forces or behaviors that are the opposite or enemy of good.

Something which impairs the happiness of a being or deprives a being of any good; something which causes suffering of any kind to sentient beings; harm; injury; mischief.

A malady or disease; especially in the phrase king's evil (scrofula).

The US government Urban Dictionary

Another word for your tax collecter. Urban Dictionary

Essential ingredient for the making of humans. Urban Dictionary

I think, is the absence of empathy Urban Dictionary

Very mean, bad not good Urban Dictionary

Cliche movie villians Urban Dictionary

Concentrated foulness; intentionally bad; extremely malignant; Microsoft. Urban Dictionary

A deterministic philosophy used to justify selfish extremes and deny responsibility for personal actions, even if they bring harm to others. Those who are evil almost always rationalize their actions and often despise the terms "good" and "evil" because it is much easier to deny moral absolutes than it is to acknowledge them. Theologically speaking, evil is said to be the absence of good, or more specifically mans isolation from God, brought about not through Gods will but mankinds own doing. Urban Dictionary

Every Villain Is Lemon Urban Dictionary

Using knowledge of how to commit harm for your own ends. Warps the mind of the perpetrator. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to evil:
evil.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word evil:
geniuses, spirits, sorcerer, deeds, satan, wizard, demon, demons, witch, genius, villain, creatures, darkness, curse, devil, spirit, magical, monsters, creature, sin, horror, eye, destroy, gods, resident, vampire, twin, chaos, god, hell, angel, dragon, magic, dead, monster, alien, heroes, storyline, sword, universe, good, entity, powers, moral, scientist, cult, queen, kill, suffering, dark, enemies.

Words that rhyme with evil:
medieval, upheaval, primeval, cheval, weevil, retrieval, shrieval, boll weevil, beville, bean weevil, black weevil, pea weevil, rice weevil, knievel, flour weevil, seed weevil, leavell, believe ill, de ville, edival, jolie ville, keevil, keville, prindiville, steve hill, viva il, weavil.

Adjectives that are often used to describe evil:
great, moral, necessary, good, much, lesser, greater, social, greatest, more, only, serious, real, natural, physical, radical, less, absolute, pure, unmixed, unmitigated, worst, positive, inherently, worse, intrinsically, terrible, impending, least, infinite, ultimate, inherent, partial, chief, monstrous, essential, unavoidable, apparent, intrinsic, hereditary, inevitable, temporary, supreme, enormous, grave, dreadful, sore, metaphysical, intolerable, unnecessary, universal, threatened, gigantic, gratuitous, unspeakable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective evil:
spirits, spirit, eye, deeds, doers, effects, consequences, things, men, thoughts, days, ways, genius, influence, thing, day, forces, influences, passions, hour, results, doer, deed, omen, nature, intent, intentions, world, ones, powers, designs, practices, actions, times, habits, reputation, principle, effect, heart, person, tidings, report, acts, act, tendencies, inclination, example, desires, empire, force, intention, fortune, fate, spell, purposes, conscience, eyes, purpose, speaking, fruit, angels, doings, counsellors, demons, demon, habit, propensities, practice, tendency, courses, desire, design, beings, dream, disposition, tongues, magic, works, god, thought, passion, conduct, customs, mind, smile, destiny.

Consonant match to evil:
avail, oval, avale, avile, ovalle, auvil, evel, of el, of hell, of ill, of l.

Words that sound like evil:
evil, evol, oval, evel, eval, avel, awal, aval, ovl, eva, evils, weevil, iva, iel, knievel, iol, evil eye, keevil, eeva, leavell, eviler, ivel, wevil, auvil, esial, avail, avil, zwolle, ovale, avile, ovalle, beville, sayville, beeville, e l, eagle, reveal, evolve, easel, evie, revile, evo, egal, egale, reval, kvell, eagl, etal, eakle, egil, evu, eatl, evald, ecol, ervil, devil, awful, aisle, arrival, civil, ava, anvil, gavel, eiffel, hovel, bevel, aweful, avril, eyeful, evilly, cavil, aoul, eifel, havel, cheval, avowal, evl, bevil, efl, eyal, bevill, cavel, awalt, duvel, covell, avulse, covel, caval, auel, arval, avah, hevel, evva, aava, afel, avl, civile, heuvel, aeva, auva.