malignantly
/məˈlɪɡnəntli/
adverb
- In a way that shows a desire to cause harm or suffering; with evil intent.
- The villain malignantly plotted to ruin the hero's reputation.
- The dictator malignantly suppressed any form of dissent.
- She glared malignantly at the person who had stolen her idea.
- In a way that is medically dangerous or cancerous.
- The cells began to grow malignantly, invading nearby tissues.
- The tumor spread malignantly throughout the patient's body.
- Doctors monitored the mole to see if it would change malignantly.
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