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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as evil" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare something to the quality of being evil, often in a metaphorical or figurative context.
Example: "His actions were as evil as those of the most notorious villains in history."
Alternatives: "equally wicked" or "just as malevolent."
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Or as evil as retention bonuses?
There's a corrosive itch to see political opponents not merely as wrongheaded but as evil.
The likely explanation is that free radicals aren't as evil as advertised.
On traveling to troubled states: They're never as evil as they're made out to be.
And as evil as he is, he's right.
Teachers unions will never be as evil as the NRA.
Be as evil as you can.
Nowadays, Monsanto is frequently labeled as evil.
People describe him as evil.
One recently described her company as "evil".
But I don't see Chigurh as evil.
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