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noun crueldad, maldad, perversidadviciousness ['vɪʃəsnəs] n: brutalidad f, ferocidad f (de un animal), malevolencia f (de un comentario, etc.)n.• lacra s.f.['vɪʃǝsnɪs]N1) (=brutality, fierceness) [of person, attack, assault] brutalidad f ; [of animal] fiereza f, agresividad f2) (=maliciousness) [of words] malicia f, malevolencia f ; [of criticism, campaign] lo despiadado, crueldad f -
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* * *vi·cious·ness[ˈvɪʃəsnəs]n no pl Brutalität f; of a dog Bissigkeit f; (maliciousness) Bösartigkeit f; (nastiness) Gemeinheit fI was surprised at the \viciousness with which he spoke about his father ich war überrascht, wie gehässig er von seinem Vater sprach* * *['vIʃəsnɪs]n1) (of animal) Bösartigkeit f; (of dog) Bissigkeit f; (of blow, kick) Brutalität f; (of murder) Grauenhaftigkeit f* * *1. Lasterhaftigkeit f, Verderbtheit f2. Verwerflichkeit f3. Bösartigkeit f, Gemeinheit f4. Fehlerhaftigkeit f5. Unarten pl (eines Pferdes etc)* * *n.Bösartigkeit f. -
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viciousness [ˈvɪ∫əsnɪs][of person, attack, temper] brutalité f ; [of criticism, remark] méchanceté f ; [of campaign] virulence f -
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viciousness ['vɪʃəsnɪs](of attack, beating) brutalité f, violence f; (of criticism, gossip) méchanceté f, malveillance fUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > viciousness
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noun hudobnost* * *[víšəsnis]nounsprijenost, pokvarjenost; zlobnost, zlohotnost; muhavost; pomanjkljivost -
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noun maldade* * *vi.cious.ness[v'iʃəsnis] n 1 vício, depravação. 2 malignidade. 3 indocilidade. 4 violência. -
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noun útočnosť, hriešnosť, podlosť, zákernosť* * *• uštipacnost• útocnost• zlomyselnost• zlá povaha• škodoradost• skazenost• škodlivost• tvrdohlavost• hriešnost• divokost• mizernost• mrzkost• nemravnost• neplatnost• nepodarenost• nebezpecnost• nedostatocnost• nerestnost• oddanost neprávostiam• nicomnost -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] viciousness[Swahili Word] ufasiki[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 14------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] viciousness[Swahili Word] ufisadi[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 14[Derived Word] Arabic[Swahili Example] alisema kwa usafihi na ufisadi [Mun]------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] viciousness[Swahili Word] uovu[Swahili Plural] maovu[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] viciousness[Swahili Word] utalaleshi[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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['vɪʃəsnɪs]1) (physical) (of person) brutalità f.; (of attack) violenza f.2) (verbal) cattiveria f., malvagità f.* * *noun cattiveria* * *viciousness► vicious* * *['vɪʃəsnɪs]1) (physical) (of person) brutalità f.; (of attack) violenza f.2) (verbal) cattiveria f., malvagità f.
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viciousness — vicious ► ADJECTIVE 1) cruel or violent. 2) (of an animal) wild and dangerous. 3) literary immoral. DERIVATIVES viciously adverb viciousness noun. ORIGIN Latin vitiosus, from vitium vice … English terms dictionary
viciousness — noun see vicious … New Collegiate Dictionary
viciousness — noun a) The characteristic of being vicious. b) The desire to cause harm to others; extreme cruelty. Syn: viciosity, vitiosity … Wiktionary
viciousness — noun the trait of extreme cruelty • Syn: ↑ferociousness, ↑brutality, ↑savagery • Derivationally related forms: ↑vicious, ↑brutal (for: ↑brutality), ↑ … Useful english dictionary
viciousness — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A desire to harm others or to see others suffer: despitefulness, ill will, malevolence, malice, maliciousness, malignancy, malignity, meanness, nastiness, poisonousness, spite, spitefulness, venomousness. See ATTITUDE … English dictionary for students
vicious — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French vicios, from Latin vitiosus full of faults, corrupt, from vitium vice Date: 14th century 1. having the nature or quality of vice or immorality ; depraved 2. defective, faulty; also invalid 3 … New Collegiate Dictionary
vicious — adjective 1》 cruel or violent. ↘(of an animal) wild and dangerous. 2》 literary immoral. 3》 archaic (of language or reasoning) imperfect; defective. Derivatives viciously adverb viciousness noun Origin ME: from OFr. vicious or L. vitiosus,… … English new terms dictionary
vicious — adjective 1 violent and dangerous, and likely to hurt someone: a vicious attack | a vicious criminal | Keep away from that dog, he can be vicious. 2 cruel and deliberately trying to hurt someone s feelings or make their character seem bad: Sarah… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
vicious */ — UK [ˈvɪʃəs] / US adjective 1) extremely violent a vicious attack/assault a vicious act of violence a vicious thug/killer a vicious animal He had a cruel and vicious streak. 2) extremely unkind or unpleasant It was only a vicious rumour. He had a… … English dictionary
vicious — /ˈvɪʃəs / (say vishuhs) adjective 1. characterised by brutal violence: a vicious attack. 2. characterised by a brutally violent disposition. 3. addicted to or characterised by vice or immorality; depraved; profligate. 4. given or disposed to… …
vicious — ► ADJECTIVE 1) cruel or violent. 2) (of an animal) wild and dangerous. 3) literary immoral. DERIVATIVES viciously adverb viciousness noun. ORIGIN Latin vitiosus, from vitium vice … English terms dictionary
