long4 duk6狼毒
Jyutpinglong4 duk6
Yalelòhng duhk
Definition
Venomous, wicked, nefarious, or malicious.
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How it's used
Describes a person or their actions as being exceptionally cruel, ruthless, or calculating. It carries a much stronger weight than simply being mean, implying a deliberate intent to cause significant damage or suffering. It is frequently used to describe backstabbing behavior or underhanded tactics in competitive or interpersonal conflicts.
Examples
He is very malicious and always schemes to harm others.
Why do you have to use such nefarious methods to deal with him?
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