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malevolent

showing desire to ause harm... bitter/ill feeling

malice

desire to causeharm to another person

rancor

bitter deep seated ill wil

vicious

bitter / ill feeling

virulent

full of hate or anger

chary

cautious

circumspect

cautious

gingerly

cautious

heedful

cautious

leery

lack of trust ... being cautious

prudent

cautious

wary

suspicious... not having full trust... cautious

folly

foolish ACT

foolhardy

foolishly doing risky things

rash reckless

risky

querulous

often complaining

carping

complaining

grouse

complaining

assail

scold ... attack voilently

berate

to yell ... to criticize... scold

castigate

reprimand harshly

jeopardy

danger

pitfall

danger

precarious

not safe strong

snare

danger

Abhor

Hatred

animosity

strong feeling of dislike or hatred

antipathy

hatred

aversion

hatred

despicable

strong dislike hatered

detest

to dislike strongly

loathe

hatered

odious

strong dislike... hatred

repel

hate

repugnant

hatered... sfrong dislike

repulsion

hatered

antediluvian

old fashioned

antiquated

old fashioned

archaic

outdated old fashioned

dated

old fashioned

obsolete

old-fashioned

outmoded

no longer used

quaint

old fashioned but attractive

Anachronism

related to different time

chronicle/chronological

series of time events

complacent

self satisfaction -

gloat

to show in an improper or selfish way thatyou are happy with your own success oranother person's failure

smirk

smile in an un pleasant way

smug

annoying behavior of people proud of their capabilities

admonish

to speak in way that expresses criticism

censure

strong criticism

chastise

criticize harshly

chide

mild disapproval scold gently

rebuke

speak in angry or in critical way

Reprimand

scold

reproach

scold

reprove

criticize in a gentle wat

reprove

scold in a gentle way

assail

attack voilently

decry

to say publiy something as bad

denounce

reprimand harshly

denunciation

reprimand harshly

diatribe

angy long speech or article criticising someone

epithet

a offensive word for abusing or insulting someone

excoriate

to criticize someone harshly

fulminate

complaint loudly/angrily

invective

insulting

invective

insulting

lambaste

criticize harshly

rant

scold

upbraid

scold

revile

speak in insulting way

vituperative

containing verbal abuse

drub

defeat

pulverized

grind, beat, defeat

rout

disastrous defeat

subjugate

to defeat and gain control of

vanquish

defeat in war

capitulate

##defeat

axiom

rule law principle

axiom

rule principle law

dictum

law principle rule

doctrine

law principle rule

dogma

set of beliefs

mandate

rule law principle

tenets

rule law principle

dissident

disagreeing especially with an established religious or political system, organization

heresy

belief or opinion that does not agree withthe official belief or opinion of a particularreligion

heretical

of or relating to adherence to a religiousopinion contrary to church dogma

heterodox

not agreeing with established beliefs orstandards

iconoclast

not agreeing with established beliefs orstandards

insurgent

a person who fights against an establishedgovernment or authority

maverick

rebellious

nonconformist

rebellious

renegade

a person who leaves one group, religion, etc., and joins another that opposes it

revolutionary

rebellious

subversive

to overturn or overthrow from thefoundation:

conservative

not liking accepting new changes

hidebound

not willing to accept new or different ideas

orthodox

conforming to established ideas

reactionary

ultraconservative in politics

beset

causing trouble

beleaguered

troubled

plagued

troubled

abase

disrespect

belittle

disrespect

condescend

to show that you believe you are moreintelligent or better than other people

contempt

a feeling that someone or something is notworthy of any respect or approval

denigrate

to make (something) seem less importantor valuable

deride

mock

disdain

disrespect

disparage

to describe (someone or something) asunimportant, weak, bad, etc.

jeer

mock

lampoon

mocking

patronize

disrespectful

sardonic

showing disrespect

satire

: a way of using humor to show thatsomeone or something is foolish, weak, bad, etc.: humor that shows the weaknesses or bad qualities of a person, government, society, etc.

scoff

disrespect

scorn

disrespectful

sneer

smile of dislike

snicker

laugh in a disrespectful way

snide

insulting in an indirect way

spurn

to refuse

taunt

mock

acclaimed

praised

accolade

praise

applaud

praise

commendable

praise

glorify

praise

hail / laud

praise

lionize

praise

laudit

praise

approbation

praise

eulogy

praise someone who has died

exalt

praise

extol

praise highly