Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Having a desire to cause harm or evil to others; showing ill will or hatred.

Example: The malevolent villain plotted to take over the world.

Definition: In a way that shows a desire to harm others or do evil.

Example: The villain laughed malevolently as he plotted his revenge.

Definition: Improper or illegal behavior, particularly by someone in a position of authority or trust.

Example: The mayor was accused of malfeasance after misusing public funds.

Definition: An unusual or abnormal shape or structure in a part of the body or an object.

Example: The doctor explained that the child's malformation would require surgery to correct.

Definition: Not formed correctly or having defects in shape or structure.

Example: The malformed fruit was not suitable for sale.

Definition: To fail to work correctly or to operate in a way that is not intended.

Example: The machine may malfunction if it is not properly maintained.

Definition: A failure in a system or machine that prevents it from working properly.

Example: The car experienced a malfunction, causing it to stop suddenly.

Definition: A strong wish to hurt someone or to see them suffer; it involves a desire to cause harm or pain to others.

Example: The villain acted out of malice, seeking to ruin the hero's life.

Definition: Intending to cause harm or suffering to someone; showing a desire to hurt others.

Example: The malicious rumors spread quickly through the school.

Definition: In a way that is intended to cause harm or suffering to someone.

Example: He maliciously spread rumors about his colleague to damage her reputation.

Definition: The state of having the desire to harm others or do bad things; a feeling of wanting to cause pain or suffering.

Example: The maliciousness in his actions was evident when he sabotaged her project.