Maliciously is valid Scrabble Word

Is maliciously a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is maliciously valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for MALICIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:

MALICIOUS, bearing ill-will or spite
in a manner characterized by malice or ill will; with intent to do harm
with malice; in a malicious manner

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

having or showing a desire to cause harm to someon; given to, marked by, or arising from malice

Words related to MALICIOUSLY

Words that contain MALICIOUSLY

unmaliciously20

How to use MALICIOUSLY in a sentence

Anybody who says the above did not come over the cable lies, wickedly, maliciously lies, with intent to deceive.
He fitted a second arrow to his bow, while his lips curved maliciously.
Wheeling away intentionally and maliciously over-piled barrows to the muck-pits, upsetting them, and being cursed.
I had to sit tight in office to get level with work that evening, and the mess bugle was dwelling maliciously on its top note when at last I put down my pen.
Again a wire was found thrust through the cable, and this occasioned no little worry, as it was feared that this was being done maliciously.
A masked face was thrust in at the door, and the lips smiled maliciously under the black mask, and a pair of blacker eyes gleamed through it.
Limited for desertion, turning partner maliciously out of doors, cruel treatment endangering life, intolerable indignities, habitual drunkenness.
Every opportunity was maliciously seized to taunt the colored people with their complexion.
Someone made a rather cruel remark about him, and someone else maliciously repeated it.
He scowled maliciously as he heard someone creeping through the underground entrance of his igloo.

Miss Emily, having prevented her from seeing the garden, she was maliciously bent on disappointing Miss Emily in return.
Standing near him, grinning maliciously, was the man with whom he had collided.
The fourth statute comprised those offences which consisted of maliciously injuring the property of another.
When the time to go upstairs came, Camille offered her arm maliciously to Beatrix, who pretended not to see it, and sprang up the stairway alone.
And though her vulgar nature, writhing in humiliation, judged others by itself and believed all to be laughing maliciously, there were some who could not laugh.
But there are others who look maliciously up at the hapless figure.
Had he, then, been deceived? Here he was, wickedly and maliciously trapped.
His features were sunken, a mixture of fear and insolence sat on his ugly face, and his eyes looked maliciously over his spectacles at his former scholar.
He maliciously represented that I was to be executed for attempting to purchase cotton from a Rebel quartermaster.
Bud grinned maliciously and dressed as deliberately as the cold of the cabin would let him.
They seemed to indicate that Richards had been a claimant for the sack himself, and that Burgess had concealed that fact and then maliciously betrayed it.
He felt crushed, nay, humiliated, but a feeling of brutal vindictiveness at his disappointment soon ensued, and he continued down the stairs, smiling maliciously to himself.
More than once he had made the queen smile maliciously.
He commented wickedly and maliciously on the copper money of the kingdom.
His function was only to take care that this natural course should not be obstructed, and this established goal should not be maliciously removed away out of reach.
When, in order to place, the voice is pushed up, deliberately and maliciously pushed, both forces are exerted in the same direction.
The spell continued to operate for three years, till one day, the count happening to meet with his former mistress, she maliciously asked him about the increase of his family.
An indiscreet letter captured on the way to Holland by a Portuguese adventurer and maliciously sent to Japan, caused the tragic destruction of the Christian colony.
Her eyes, catlike in expression, gleamed maliciously.
To tempt is to present inducements to sin, but a secondary significance is to do so maliciously, and with desire that we should fall.
It was artfully concocted and maliciously circulated.
Belgrove maliciously saw, for she knew well that the heiress would now regret having so hastily intimated her approaching departure.

Similar words containing MALICIOUS without suffix ly

malicious13 unmalicious15 nonmalicious16 maliciousness17 unmaliciously20 maliciousnesses19

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