邪じゃ悪あく

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Meanings

Describes people, actions, or intentions that are morally bad or malevolent. Often used in serious or dramatic contexts.

邪じゃ悪あくな〈人ひと〉a wicked/evil person
彼かれは邪じゃ悪あくな人じん物ぶつとして知しられている。
He is known as an evil person.
邪じゃ悪あくな考かんがえan evil thought/idea
彼かの女じょの心こころには邪じゃ悪あくな考かんがえが宿やどっていた。
An evil thought lurked in her heart.
邪じゃ悪あくな笑えみan evil/sinister smirk
悪あく役やくは邪じゃ悪あくな笑えみを浮うかべた。
The villain flashed a sinister smirk.
邪じゃ悪あくな意い図とan evil intention/motive
その提てい案あんには邪じゃ悪あくな意い図とが隠かくされていた。
An evil intention was hidden behind that proposal.

悪あく辣らつ
邪悪 describes an inherently evil or malevolent nature, while 悪辣 focuses on cunning, vicious methods or tactics used to harm others.
凶きょう悪あく
邪悪 emphasizes a twisted, morally wicked character, while 凶悪 emphasizes violent, brutal acts such as serious crimes.
悪あくN2
悪 is a broader term for 'evil' or 'badness', while 邪悪 specifically emphasizes a twisted, malevolent nature.
邪じゃ
邪 is a bound morpheme meaning 'wicked' or 'unjust', often used in compounds, while 邪悪 is a full word that can stand alone.

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邪よこしま
邪悪 is a stronger, more explicit word for evil or wickedness, while 邪 is milder and usually appears in set phrases like 邪な考え.
奸かん
邪悪 means simply wicked or evil, while 奸 adds the nuance of cunning scheming alongside the wickedness.
極ごく悪あく
邪悪 suggests a sinister, malicious nature, while 極悪 emphasizes the extreme degree of evil in acts or people.
悪わるいN5
邪悪 is a formal, literary word for wickedness, while 悪い is the everyday adjective covering both moral and non-moral badness.

善ぜん良りょうN1
邪悪 describes a wicked, malevolent nature, while 善良 describes a good-natured, virtuous character.

邪じゃ魔まN4
邪悪 means 'wicked, evil', whereas 邪魔 (sharing the kanji 邪) means 'hindrance, obstacle' and has nothing to do with morality.

Compound of 邪 (ja, 'wicked, unjust') and 悪 (aku, 'evil, bad'). The combination reinforces the sense of deep moral corruption.