malefic

• That programmer knows exactly what he or she is doing, and his or her intentions are malefic (or at least, not altruistic). —  Maximum Security -- Ch 11 -- Trojans
• "It only pricked when you gave me all eleven at once Generally malefic, or specifically directed?" —  THE RAVEN RING
• In "Decision for Murder / Murder," Rozsa ingeniously turns the music box into a malefic orchestral jig, climaxed with the shock chords of the Wells and Amy seeing the results of Jack's fiendish appetites.
• Both the Bush and Clinton regimes enveloped a great collection of deviant personages and Obama has melded many of these with his own appointments of crooks, liars, and tax cheats to cast a malefic assemblage to assist him with his transforming of the United States into a Marxist communist regime.
• Somewhere along the way, my transcendent hope and cheer for Obama has descended into malefic jeers toward McCain and Palin. —  Magenta Past

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