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Meaning of wicked
The primary meaning of "wicked" is having or showing a strong and uncontrolled desire to do bad or evil things.
Etymology of wicked
The word "wicked" has its roots in Old English "wicca" meaning "sorcery" or "witchcraft", and "wiccan" meaning "of or relating to witches"
The term "wicked" originally meant "magical" or "sorcerous", but over time, its meaning shifted to "evil" or "morally wrong"
The word has been used in English since the 9th century, with its meaning evolving over time to encompass a range of negative connotations
Synonyms
evil
bad
immoral
wrong
sinful
vile
depraved
corrupt
malevolent
malicious
nasty
cruel
brutal
harsh
heartless
ruthless
merciless
vicious
savage
barbaric
inhumane
atrocious
heinous
abominable
detestable
despicable
contemptible
hateful
odious
loathsome
repugnant
repulsive
disgusting
foul
filthy
vile
obnoxious
noxious
pernicious
malignant
baneful
baleful
woeful
lamentable
egregious
flagrant
gross
shocking
appalling
horrifying
ghastly
gruesome
macabre
ghastly
hideous
monstrous
diabolical
demonic
devilish
infernal
hellish
fiendish
satanic
wickedly
sinfully
criminally
brutally
savagely
barbarously
inhumanly
atrociously
heinously
abominably.
Definitions
- Having or showing a strong and uncontrolled desire to do bad or evil things
- Morally wrong or bad
- Playfully mischievous or humorous
- Extremely bad or unpleasant
Usage Examples
- The wicked witch cast a spell on the kingdom
- The company's wicked business practices led to its downfall
- She has a wicked sense of humor and loves to play pranks on her friends
- The wicked storm caused widespread destruction and chaos
Antonyms
good
virtuous
moral
righteous
just
fair
kind
benevolent
generous
compassionate
merciful
gentle
mild
humane
decent
respectable
honorable
noble
upright
innocent
pure
blameless
guiltless
spotless
flawless
impeccable
exemplary
laudable
praiseworthy
admirable
commendable
creditable
respectable
decent
proper
seemly
decorous
polite
courteous
civil
refined
cultured
gracious
considerate
thoughtful
charitable
altruistic
selfless
unselfish.