Malignities

Morally, she was an adept in all the attitudinizing, quarrelling, alluring, and cajoling of her business; and she gave to those actions a savor of their own by playing childlike innocence, and slipping in among her artless speeches philosophical malignities. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Suppose we were to invite volunteers amongst our respected readers to send in little statements of the lies which they know have been told about themselves; what a heap of correspondence, what an exaggeration of malignities, what a crackling bonfire of incendiary falsehoods, might we not gather together! ❋ Unknown (2006)

"It is most difficult to understand the disposition of the Bible God, it is such a confusion of contradictions; of watery instabilities and iron firmnesses; of goody-goody abstract morals made out of words, and concreted hell-born ones made out of acts; of fleeting kindnesses repented of in permanent malignities." ❋ Unknown (2006)

The mystery of their origin — their capacity for evolving latent faculties of crime — and the steady vitality with which they survive the hearse, and speak their deep-mouthed malignities in every new-born generation, have associated them somehow in my mind with a spell of life exceeding and distinct from human and a special Satanic action. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Beatrice, and the calmly devoted wisdom of the "unlessoned girl," who appears among the helplessness, the blindness, and the vindictive passions of men, as a gentle angel, bringing courage and safety by her presence, and defeating the worst malignities of crime by what women are fancied most to fail in, -- precision and accuracy of thought. ❋ Various (N/A)

If they say devilish things in a heavenly sort of way, and clothe their black malignities in silken phrases, we hear them with a certain kind of pleasure, and take our revenge in despising them, and feeling malicious towards the cause they advocate. ❋ Timothy Titcomb (N/A)

The believer in these processes thinks that certain acts possess particular efficacies beyond those evident to his observation and reason; and that peculiar malignities are to be expected as the consequence of certain other acts. ❋ Paul Popenoe (1933)

Did so loving a father spoil his sons in their early youth, or were they, as is probable, influenced by the spites, the malignities, and the weaknesses of the beautiful foreign princesses who were their mothers? ❋ Unknown (1906)

He watches the angers, the malignities of men and women, as one might watch the quarrels of wild beasts, not cynically, but with the detached, as it were professional, interest of a born “fighter.” ❋ Herford, C H (1905)

Nor could he be otherwise than conscious that among the hungers, fevers, appetites, and malignities around him he was wielding the power of a true man. ❋ 1831-1903 (1895)

‘Who would have supposed,’ murmured the priest Elpidius, who had founded a cheap reputation for wit on vapid malignities, ‘that even as an orator we should so soon have to regret Nectarius?’ ❋ 1831-1903 (1895)

He watches the angers, the malignities of men and women, as one might watch the quarrels of wild beasts, not cynically, but with the detached, as it were professional, interest of a born "fighter." ❋ Unknown (1892)

Kultur can by no means dispense with passions, vices and malignities. ❋ William Archer (1890)

There are no parallels to the cruelties and malignities here described in Northern society. ❋ John McElroy (1887)

Suppose we were to invite volunteers amongst our respected readers to send in little statements of the lies which they know have been told about themselves: what a heap of correspondence, what an exaggeration of malignities, what a crackling bonfire of incendiary falsehoods, might we not gather together! ❋ Various (1885)

_Bajazet_ could only whisper its malignities when _Mithridate_ appeared. ❋ Edward Dowden (1878)

Cloaked in the masquerade of genuine distrust, came forth whispers whose only origin was in ancient enmities, long-treasured spites, the soundless depths of unquenchable malignities. ❋ James Dabney McCabe (1862)

Secondly, the virtues of the inhabitants of many country districts are apparent, not real; their lives are indeed artless, but not innocent; and it is only the monotony of circumstances, and the absence of temptation, which prevent the exhibition of evil passions not less real because often dormant, nor less foul because shown only in petty faults, or inactive malignities. ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

Cut off in great part from all society -- first, by labor, and at last by sickness -- hunted to his grave by the malignities of small critics, and the jealousies of hopeless rivalry, he died in the house of ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

Malignant is my favorite [Harry] fan [fic] on [Wattpad]. ❋ Melina Louloudes (2020)

[That guy's] a total malignity saying that. Can't the malignity keep his and [other people's] bussines [separate]? ❋ Alex Koreston (2005)

Why did Malignant take [25] [shots] last night? Isn't he supposed to be a [point guard]? ❋ Tabosage (2011)

eg.1 My friend's [mongdog] is in a [malignant] state. eg.2 [Malignant] eh? [See you on the other side]....later. ❋ Decepti - Kun (2005)

MALIG'NITY, n. L. malignitas. Extreme [enmity], or evil dispositions of heart towards another; malice without provocation, or [malevolence] with baseness of heart; deep rooted spite. 1. Virulence; destructive tendency; as the malignity of an ulcer or disease. 2. Extreme evilness of nature; as the malignity of fraud. 3. Extreme sinfulness; [enormity] or heinousness; as the malignity of sin. ❋ Jon A. (2005)

1. Having suffered from malignant stupidity since childhood, one could hear an [audible sigh] of relief from the gene pool the day Steve decided it was a GOOD idea to use dynamite to make holes for ice fishing; he EARNED that [Darwin Award], the hard way. 2. Steve lost his chance forevermore at receiving [a Darwin] Award when it was discovered that his brother Jerry was fishing on the lake that day as well, unable to flee for cover before the load exploded, cracking the ice, and Jerry fell in. It is truly a shame that rescuers were unable to find his body until the spring melt, although they did manage to scrape bits and pieces of Steve off the ice. ❋ Allee12345 (2009)

[K-Fed] is a malignant cunt. ❋ Colonel Enguss (2006)

The phrase 'malignant narcissism' reminded him of someone, someone [front and center], someone [in his face], in everyone's face, [all day every day]... wait... wait... it would come to him. ❋ Monkey's Dad (2020)

This [minion meme] is pure [soccer mom] [malignant humor]. ❋ BeatleBoyThicc (2019)

[Sir], you are a malignant schlub whom I would [prefer] to [imagine] does not exist. ❋ Dr Bunnygirl (2019)