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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'malicious to' is not correct in written English
You could use the phrase 'malicious toward' in a sentence, such as 'She was malicious toward her political opponent.'
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Kevin's behaviour progresses from destructive to malicious to murderous.
If true, that suggests the government is not just economically incompetent but malicious to boot.
The twin girls are spoilt and spiteful and are especially malicious to Maia.
But he also said software did not have to be malicious to violate consumer trust.
Moore uses documents here and there, but much of the movie is too enraged and malicious to offer proof.
This appeared credible when Mr Tsvangirai's own spokesman said it was "completely malicious" to suggest that the MDC leader had signed up.
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Gentle librarians, take heart: Joy Cassidy, Boise's mayonnaise bandit, has pleaded guilty to malicious injury to property that resulted in more than one thousand dollars in damages.
This allows attackers to send malicious data to the app and have malicious code executed on the user device to steal information.
Still, Levin is perhaps too eager to attribute malicious motives to her subject.
Let's say that the fraudster manages to distribute malicious software to just 100,000 computers.
Please try not to impute malicious motivations to the people involved in this situation.
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