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Discover Ludwig"sinister" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe something that has a threatening or harmful quality. For example, "The dark storm clouds created a sinister atmosphere."
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"A sinister"?
Barack is a sinister fraud!
"It's not a sinister plot.
A sinister man?
Did it cover up a sinister secret?
"Kaash" had a sinister feel to it.
It seemed to fit a sinister pattern.
Is this a sinister conspiracy?
I have a sinister point of view.
It's not meant in a sinister way!
It has a sinister, hypnotic effect.
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