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Discover LudwigThe phrase "really evil" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe something or someone that is extremely wicked or immoral. For example: - The villain in the movie was not just evil, he was really evil. - Some people believe that the concept of a "pure evil" does not exist, but others argue that serial killers can be considered really evil. - The dictator's reign was marked by acts of violence and oppression that were truly and undeniably evil - it was a time when the country was facing the reality of a really evil leader.
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"Really evil".
GONERIL: That's really evil.
Was I really evil?
I mean a really evil Dark Lord.
She is really evil" at the TV.
We tried to be really evil.
"These escorts are evil, they are really evil.
"Lady Gaga looks really evil," Paola said, sounding pleased.
You are inflicting something really evil and horrible on somebody".
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Musically there's a movement called the flatted fifth that's really evil-sounding.
Perky Julia Dietze plays a not-really-evil Nazi mädchen called Renate, one who has swallowed all the brotherhood of the volk stuff, but not noticed all the ranting about killing.
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