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violent and very unkind
- He faced a vicious opponent in the boxing ring, known for his ruthless tactics.
- The movie depicted a vicious cycle of revenge and betrayal.
- She endured years of vicious bullying at school, leaving her feeling isolated and afraid.
- The politician launched a vicious smear campaign against his opponent, spreading lies and misinformation.
- The vicious attack left the victim with severe injuries.
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(of an animal) having an aggressive or violent nature
- The vicious dog attacked the intruder without hesitation.
- He was terrified of the vicious cat that always seemed to be on edge.
- The vicious lion growled menacingly as it stalked its prey.
- The vicious snake lunged at its target with lightning speed.
- A vicious wolf is known for its fierce hunting methods.
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having or showing immoral cruelty or a desire to cause harm
- His vicious behavior towards his colleagues earned him a reputation as a bully.
- The movie portrayed the villain's vicious acts, leaving the audience in shock.
- The vicious rumors spread throughout the town, damaging reputations.
- She faced vicious criticism for her controversial stance on the issue.
- His vicious lies caused irreparable harm to their friendship.