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Discover LudwigThe phrase "purely evil" is correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to describe someone who has done something wrong with no justification, or in a situation where no good is possible. For example, "He had a purely evil plan to take advantage of the vulnerable."
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Tzu-hsi is a purely evil villain.
Wolfgang Koch's simmering, charcoal-dark Alberich was more rueful than purely evil.
The Chinese, who are just foreign enough to get away with being purely evil.
The Russians, who are just foreign enough to get away with being purely evil.
It would be easy to think of Heydrich as purely evil.
Eric Harris was almost purely evil; Dylan Klebold was a more complex character.
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Pure evil.
"You are pure evil.
Neutral evil characters are essentially pure evil.
Evil, evil, evil.
"Homeland" is a deeply psychological mystery, one steeped in nuance, in which no character is purely good or evil.
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