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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are evil of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not usable in standard English contexts, as it lacks proper grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "They are evil of their actions" does not make sense and would confuse readers.
Alternatives: "are guilty of" or "are responsible for".
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Because Mr. Putin and his team are evil, of course.
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But somehow, this was evil of a different stripe.
Some of them are evil people.
The Soviet Union was an evil empire; Osama is evil; the axis of evil is evil.
"This guy was evil," O'Reilly said of the gunman, Omar Mateen.
War is evil, therefore prevention of war must be good.
Miranda is evil - end of story.
But the thing is, evil is inside of everybody.
It's not a matter of being evil – it's just a matter of being wrong.
Does Carrère really think someone suffering from a clinical condition can be accused of being evil?
(No mention of being evil).
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