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1 Arglist
Arglist, malitiosa astutia (arglistige Schlauheit). – malitia (Schelmerei). – vafritia (Verschmitztheit). – malae artes (Ränke). – arglistig, callidus et ad fraudem acutus. fraudulentus (betrügerisch). – malitiosus (hinterlistig, schelmisch, bes. in Rechtsangelegenheiten). – Adv.malitiose; fraudulenter. – Arglistigkeit, s. Arglist.
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2 boshaft
boshaft, I) zum Zorne geneigt: iracundus. – vehemens (heftig). – saevus (wütend). – Adv.iracunde; saeve. – II) geneigt, andern zu schaden: malitiosus. – malevolus (schadenfroh). – deine b. Gesinnung, scelus et mens tua. – Adv.malitiose. – Boshaftigkeit, s. Bosheit.
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3 bösartig
bösartig, malus (böse, v. Dingen u. Pers.). – malitiosus (voll Lug u. Trug. schelmisch im Benehmen, bes. in Rechtssachen). – improbus (sittlich schlecht, v. Pers.). – malignus (übel gesinnt, neidisch, v. Pers.). – gravis (lästig, drückend, heftig, z. B. Klima, caelum). – eine b. Krankheit, morbus anceps; valetudo gravis et periculosa. – Adv.improbe.
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4 ränkesüchtig, -voll
ränkesüchtig, -voll, dolosus; dolis malitiosus; fraudulentus; insidiosus (s. »Ränke« die Substst.). – Adv.dolose; fraudulenter; insidiose; per dolum atque insidias (durch Ränke und Hinterlist).
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5 tückisch
tückisch, malitiosus. subdŏlus (heimtückisch). – insidiosus (überall nachstellend). – auf jmd. t. (im geheimen zornig) sein, alci suscensere.
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