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The phrase "an evil man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a male individual who is morally wrong or malevolent.
Example: "In the story, the protagonist must confront an evil man who seeks to destroy everything he holds dear."
Alternatives: "a wicked man" or "a malevolent person".
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"This is an evil man," he said.
I don't believe him to be an evil man.
Abanob Nakoula said: "My dad is not an evil man.
Awlaki was an evil man who preached against humanity.
He's an evil man, but I love him.
But he called Mr. Hussein " an evil man".
This was about Munk Birgo, an evil man whose mother was a fork witch.
"That's just a feeble excuse to provide weak support for an evil man".
"There's no question that the leader of Iraq is an evil man," Mr. Bush said.
-- "Confucius in 90 Minutes" His Mother Loved Him Machiavelli was not an evil man.
Now, there's no question that the leader of Iraq is an evil man.
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