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Etymologies
- malicious + -ly (Wiktionary)
Examples
“MoveOn. org is joining Barack Obama and the DNC in maliciously misquoting John McCain, said Republican National Committee spokesman Alex Conant.”
““Little rooster,” she called maliciously to him in zenyan, “little cock, where is your crow?”
“And only this word maliciously is in the Statute material, as this term forcible is in the statute of forcible entries; by which statute if a man enter peaceably, and put not his adversary out forcibly, it is no offence, but if he put him out forcibly, then by that statute it is an offence.”
“The Tennessee Titans are suing Southern California and coach Lane Kiffin for "maliciously" luring away assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola a week before training camp opens.”
The Huffington Post: Titans-USC Lawsuit: Tennessee SUES Southern Cal For Poaching Assistant
“He thinks of your future; he acknowledges you a bride worthy any duke in the land (men in love "-- maliciously --" _will_ dote, you know); he thinks of the world and its opinion, and how fond they are of applying the word”
“-- The Tennessee Titans are suing Southern California and coach Lane Kiffin for "maliciously" luring away assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola”
HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News
“It filed a lawsuit against the university and Kiffin for "maliciously" interfering with the contract of Pola.”
“California and coach Lane Kiffin for "maliciously" luring away assistant running backs coach”
“Kiffin for "maliciously" luring away assistant running backs coach Kennedy Pola a week before training camp opens.”
“Pola was also hired to be the Titans 'running backs coach in January, and the lawsuit contends the university and Kiffin "maliciously" interfered with the contract that was already in place.”
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