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Discover LudwigThe phrase "great evil" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used in a figurative sense to refer to a malevolent force. For example, you could write, "The great evil of our times is climate change."
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Because of you, a great evil has been ended".
A great book is a great evil, wrote Callimachus.
Who considered Eliot's work to be "a very great evil"?
Kenya has stared down great evil and triumphed".
In precise usage, "enormity" means a great evil, not just a large size.
We stand against this great evil," she said, adding: "We remember who caused 9/11.
This stops the Great Evil just minutes before it destroys the world.
Nor, if they are serious, can greens maintain that fracking is a great evil.
Over slavery, the great evil of his day, he trimmed and hedged.
It's strongly patriotic, and certainly sees no great evil in empire.
When superheroes team up in comic books, they typically combat a great evil.
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