"utterly evil" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means completely or extremely evil, with no redeeming qualities. Example: The dictator's actions were utterly evil, causing suffering and destruction to his own people.
"It's utterly, utterly evil.
It's not right, it's utterly, utterly evil.
Stephen Fry has denounced God as "utterly evil, capricious and monstrous", if he were to exist.
In 1952, he published an article, "Where I Was Wrong," in which he abruptly announced that Soviet Communism was "utterly evil".
Finally, what rescues "Into the Abyss" from its title is the stubborn individuality of the people it discovers, none of them entirely innocent or utterly evil, all of them vivid and memorable.
They scorned the Hebrew Bible; they said that the world was utterly evil; they claimed that the key to salvation was not faith or good behavior but secret knowledge, which was their exclusive property.
She Is Beyond Good and Evil remains utterly unique, utterly spellbinding: an existential love song that posits a Nietzscheian worldview over a dub-funk maelstrom that perfectly echoes the lyric's fraught articulation of all-consuming desire.
Such positive feedback was not forthcoming from the model for Duke, the self-obsessed, utterly unscrupulous epitome of evil who has sent a chill down readers' spines for all these years.
She was so utterly fucked up and evil".
It is so hobbled by ideological fervor — a detestation for the way the United States and Britain have waged the war on terror — that it rapidly devolves into a didactic and ungainly pitting of good against evil with an utterly predictable story line.
