Pronunciation: /məˈlɛfɪsənt/
noun a malevolent or harmful person or being
A1 The maleficent witch cast a spell on the princess.
A2 The maleficent sorcerer's curse could only be broken by true love's kiss.
B1 The maleficent villain plotted to take over the kingdom.
B2 The maleficent queen's reign of terror brought fear to the land.
C1 The maleficent entity was known for its dark and sinister powers.
C2 The maleficent presence in the forest was said to bring misfortune to all who encountered it.
adjective causing harm or destruction, especially by supernatural means; malevolent
A1 The maleficent witch cast a spell on the princess.
A2 The maleficent queen plotted to overthrow the king.
B1 The maleficent sorcerer cursed the village with eternal darkness.
B2 The maleficent dragon terrorized the kingdom for years.
C1 The maleficent warlock's powers were feared throughout the land.
C2 The maleficent enchantress's dark magic knew no bounds.
formal The maleficent sorceress cast a dark spell on the kingdom.
informal I heard Maleficent is the villain in that Disney movie.
slang Stay away from that guy, he's like a maleficent presence.
figurative The storm brewing in the distance looked maleficent, ready to unleash its fury.
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