Evilly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVILLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an evil manner; not well; ill.
ADVERB:
• EVIL, morally bad
• in a wicked evil manner
• in a manner that is evil, bad, or morally reprehensible.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in an evil manner

Words related to EVILLY

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How to use EVILLY in a sentence

• Down sprang Beltane fierce-eyed, trampling the tender flowers under cruel feet, and as he in turn passed behind the hedge the moon glittered evilly on his dagger blade.
• She had no knowledge of anyone who was evilly disposed towards her father.
• I soon fell asleep, for I was mighty tired, but I dreamed evilly.
• I can no longer retain affection for a Government so evilly manned as it is now-a-days.
• These became envious of the honour paid him and the fame he acquired, and they treated him evilly.
• About a month ago, some one who makes a show of friendship for me spoke very evilly about their deeds.
• These he sent to seek the knight who so evilly had entreated the Queen.
• Then the Queen turned from love to hate, and the greatness of her passion became the measure of her wrath, for very evilly she spoke of Graelent to the King.
• And nearer, in an igloo where the men beat drums and danced, she heard the voice of Maisanguaq laughing evilly.
• Amid the wreck of his igloo Sipsu lay, motionless, his face sneering evilly in the moonlight.
• The man came from behind the curtain, his naked sword flashing evilly in the flickering light.
• As he did so a ragged dart of lightning glinted evilly in his eyes.
• Themar met his eyes, smiled evilly and raised his knife.
• Below his shoulder-blades a pool of blood shone evilly in the blatant sunlight.
• The world, then, would not think so ill of her, she thought hopefully, at the same time that she thought most evilly of herself.
• In truth she dared not think evilly of herself for long, sailing into battle as she was.
• And oft they fought against the burg of Lunden, but praise be to God, it yet stands sound, and they ever there fared evilly.
• He tore it open, and a blaze of blood-red light glinted at him evilly where a ruby caught the flame of the torch that Sookdee had thrown to the earth floor as he fled.
• He no longer, strange to say, thinks and speaks so evilly of marriage.
• Or even that the priest comes to know that poison has been put in by some evilly disposed person in order to kill him.
• Cairn was conscious of a kind of fear, but uppermost came a desire to pick up some heavy implement and crush this evilly effeminate thing with the serpent eyes.
• After some time they had me before the magistrate, who, seeing how evilly I had been used, after much threatening, set me at liberty.
• On this point, however, be discreetly observant, for if the tumult calls down the official watch it will go evilly with Heng-cho, but we shall profit little.
• Turn where she would, join hands with whom she would in all good faith and innocence, this thing reared its head and, evilly alluring looked at her.
• They are seldom evilly disposed, but never sportive.
• Do not, by the Gods, either compel me to act evilly toward thee, nor do thou thyself be so.
• Staring down at him, shining evilly in the moonlight, was a glistening, unwavering eye.
• Cunning and dangerous, mysterious in his life, baffling all efforts to get at him, he was as evilly mysterious in his death.
• In all the world was never maid So fair, so evilly arrayed.

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