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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a vicious" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is cruel, aggressive, or malicious in nature.
Example: "He acted as a vicious competitor, willing to do anything to win the game."
Alternatives: "as a cruel" or "as a malevolent".
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Police in a statement later that day described the dog as a "vicious pit bull".
Season 2 begins as a vicious cat prevents a man from proposing to his girlfriend.
Chabrol and his then-fiancée, Stéphane Audran, appear together as a vicious bourgeois couple endlessly fighting.
The sport is so hypnotic to watch that such disruptions come as a vicious shock.
Some of Yvonne Islam's very difficult circumstances can be described as a vicious circle.
Outside!" Dumbly, the tabloids report this as a vicious war of words.
Rightwing columnists and bloggers have condemned it as a vicious smear.
She described Friday's events as "a vicious assault that involved a regime artillery and tank barrage on a residential neighbourhood".
I've been looking at it regularly as a vicious, defamatory campaign has been rolled out against unionism.
Maurice describes Melvin as a vicious and sadistic older brother who stole food from him during the Depression.
Corbyn's campaign, in response, said he regarded Isis as a "vicious, repugnant force that has to be stopped".
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