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maliciously ADV.

maliciously

behave maliciously of wickedly V.

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Then, he maliciously implicated her in the crime.
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The people who made this error were not bad or incompetent people, and they were not acting maliciously.
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Public figures could no longer sue for libel, regardless of the bias of news media, without proof that the media had acted maliciously.
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One newspaper even accused the author of maliciously doing millions out of legitimate enjoyment.
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At common law, no judge of a superior court or inferior court is liable in damages if acting within jurisdiction, even if he or she does so maliciously.
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The charge was maliciously motivated, but the court was compelled to examine the evidence.
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The elite class then conspires (or, less maliciously: the system motivates the elite) to keep power away from the low or middle class.
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They may either be dropped through network congestion, or they may be maliciously intercepted and discarded.
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A checksum is taken over the entire file set and a mismatch would occur if the directory file set was accidentally or maliciously changed.
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The concern is typically not that programs will intentionally modify themselves, but that they could be maliciously changed by an exploit.
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