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Discover LudwigThe phrase "very evil" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is extremely immoral, wicked, or malicious. Example: The villain's plan was very evil, as it involved hurting innocent people for their own personal gain.
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These people are very evil".
The government is very evil.
"He was a very evil person.
There were very evil people".
"Orban is very clever, but very evil," a listener said.
"She's quite nasty," says Green. "She's very evil.
"His speeches were very evil and very polished".
And I know that people are very evil.
When someone mentions his fiancée, he threatens to do "very evil, very bad things.... Let me repeat: very evil, very bad things.
"You wonder sometimes if maybe there's something very evil happening here," he said.
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"I think there's something very evil about faith … it justifies essentially anything.
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