Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
great-evil
Noun
/ɡreɪt ˈiːvəl/
Definition
A significant or profound malevolence or wrongdoing.
Examples
- The rise of authoritarian regimes can lead to great evil in society.
- The story depicted the hero’s battle against great evil.
- Throughout history, humanity has faced great evil in the form of wars and genocide.
Meaning
Great-evil refers to an act or concept that embodies a vast and grave moral wrongdoing or corruption, often causing considerable harm or suffering.
Synonyms
- wickedness
- malevolence
- atrocity
- evil
- villainy
