Under the Islamic regime, it became a wicked stepsister.
Camila Batmanghelidjh, once adulated as the fairy godmother of the deprived, feral and hopeless, suddenly became the wicked witch running a coven.
The must-see TV here in Sydney became a wicked nightly satire called "The Dream," which imagined the Chinese synchronized-swimming routine as the story of the Mao's Long March and which featured the unofficial mascot of the Games, a wombat named Fatso.
Having secured the contempt of both religious camps, popularly hated, and a natural scapegoat, he became the "wicked Duke"—in contrast to his predecessor Somerset, the "good Duke".
This phenomenon is particularly common in slang: "bad" becomes good, "wicked" becomes awesome, and "sick" and "ill" become wonderful.
She thought about how she had listened to the captain and how she had become a wicked girl by sinning in thought.
Initially, your sympathies lie with the designer, but as his obsession escalates, your loyalties shift, and the film becomes a wicked satire of upper-class entitlement and class snobbery.
(Ages 4 to 8) With booties as big as tractors, a giant baby lands in a small town in Maine — and quickly becomes the "wicked big toddlah" of the title.
Woolverton uses this development as an opportunity to offer fans something they probably never desired: an origin story, chronicling what led the Red Queen (returning scene stealer Helena Bonham Carter) to become so wicked (hint: it has to do with the Mad Hatter).
My own favourite is the variant where Angus becomes a "wicked uncle", a dispenser of dreams called in by his desperate sister to save her family from dissolution; what he does is both preposterous and utterly believable, and the conclusion of this tale is particularly satisfying, in a book that is full of small marvels.
