treacherous and evil; treacherous evildoer
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesadjective
treacherous and evil; wicked; crafty and malevolent
literaryLiterary term describing a person or behavior that is deceitful and morally corrupt. Often used in historical or formal contexts.
This person is treacherous and evil at heart, not someone to befriend deeply.
Treacherous intentions will inevitably lead to failure in the end.
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Throughout history, those treacherous and evil eunuchs often brought chaos to the imperial court.
noun
treacherous and evil person; villain; malefactor
literaryRefers to individuals who are deceitful and morally corrupt. Often used in political or historical contexts to describe corrupt officials or conspirators.
Treacherous villains hold power while loyal and good people are persecuted.
In the imperial court, treacherous villains run rampant, and state affairs deteriorate daily.
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These treacherous villains who bring disaster to the country and people must be eradicated.
Since ancient times, wise rulers have kept away from treacherous villains and drawn close to loyal and virtuous ministers.