Sentence examples for wicked meant from inspiring English sources
The lust and pleasure of them will be his, the shame and disgrace of them will fall on every Roman; for imperial power gained by wicked means no man has ever used honourably.
Her spouse ended up to be an addict with a wicked mean streak.
"Wicked" generally means "very".
"What they were doing was illegal, but it wasn't in any way wicked or mean".
When Tony Hawk calls my trick "wicked" he means something different than King means when he uses the same word to describe racism.
There are good years and bad years; a lackluster season on Broadway can leave the road depressed, while a season with "Wicked" can mean Champagne all around.
Of his long-contemplated assault on the Twin Towers he says: 'It may have been illegal, but it wasn't wicked or mean.' He regards himself as an honourable prankster and adventurer, a confederate of Robin Hood, Raffles and Batman, living out his dreams and providing vicarious excitement for the rest of us.
I FELT perverse browsing the store at a leisurely pace, especially when the music blaring over the speakers (club mixes of Lady Antebellum, Rihanna and the "Wicked" soundtrack) seemed meant for sprinting ravers, or sugared-up tweens.
I would have taken my chances on a wicked witch if it meant I'd actually be able to get a good night's rest.
The iron fist of our wicked electoral system means he must sway some who voted Tory in the 100 seats he must win.
