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Contexts ▼▲ Superlative for having committed an offense of moral or ethical nature Superlative for capable of causing damage by poisoning Superlative for culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing Superlative for physically ill or weakened Superlative for relating to, constituting, or guilty of wicked or criminal behavior … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Superlative for having committed an offense of moral or ethical nature guiltiest wickedest unruliest darkest shadiest blackest bentest dodgiest vilest baddest sliest viciousest evillest dirtiest rottenest violentest heaviest basest perversest most corrupt most sinful most unlawful most illicit most lawless most illegal most prohibited most dishonest most felonious most culpable most villainous most unethical most illegitimate most indictable most wrong most nefarious most disorderly most unlicensed most crooked most clandestine most iniquitous most unsavoryUS most contraband most unsavouryUK most wrongful most furtive most anarchic most delinquent most forbidden most impermissible most actionable most punishable most banned most unsanctioned most fraudulent most immoral most rebellious most disruptive most unofficial most improper most insurrectionary most mutinous most interdicted most insubordinate most unacceptable most anarchical most seditious most revolting most noncompliant most adulterous most malfeasant most unwarranted most anarchistic most savage most unrighteous most nonconformist most taboo most barbarous most warlike most contumacious most disordered most unpeaceful most miscreant most uncivilizedUS most nihilistic most unauthorisedUK most excessive most piratical most traitorous most criminal most ungoverned most flagitious most criminogenic most uncultivated most unregulated most turbulent most uncivilisedUK most disobedient most under the counter most degenerate most reprobate most heinous most reprehensible most abandoned most degraded most profligate most abhorrent most worthless most putrid more ❯ “The peccant behavior of the politician was widely condemned by the public.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for capable of causing damage by poisoning deadliest evillest viciousest baddest harmfullest deathliest fellest unhealthiest catchiest deadest bloodthirstiest violentest bloodiest cruelest foulest most toxicant most venomous most noxious most toxic most virulent most pernicious most pestiferous most malignant most destructive most mortal most baneful most mephitic most dangerous most septic most lethal most pestilential most infective most malicious most viperous most baleful most corrupt most noisome most nocuous most deleterious most detrimental most hurtful most miasmatic most morbid most corruptive most mephitical most poisonous most poisoned most injurious most unsafe most contaminated most pestilent most life-threatening most infectious most murderous most contagious most mortiferous most communicable most catching most killing most pandemic most ruinous most epidemic most devastating most killer most epizootic most vital most conveyable most malevolent most communicative most disastrous most calamitous most taking most hazardous most unwholesome most ruthless most carcinogenic most cannibalistic most suicidal most final most malign most spreadable most necrotic most disease-ridden most uncontrollable most invasive most diseased more ❯ Adjective ▲ Superlative for culpable of or responsible for a specified wrongdoing guiltiest evillest wickedest most culpable most responsible most felonious most liable most reprehensible most accountable most answerable most blameable most censurable most delinquent most iniquitous most sinful most condemnable most criminal most errant most reproachable most chargeable most convictable most wrong most licentious most accusable most depraved most doomed most to blame most blamable Adjective ▲ Superlative for physically ill or weakened sickest infirmest unhealthiest sickliest baddest rottenest most diseased most ill most unwell most indisposed most ailing most unsound most crook most infected most afflicted most contaminated most unwholesome most infectious most septic most tainted Adjective ▲ Superlative for relating to, constituting, or guilty of wicked or criminal behavior evillest vilest wickedest hatefullest viciousest baddest foulest blackest darkest meanest rottenest basest cruelest horriblest terriblest ignoblest sordidest bentest dirtiest shadiest beastliest dastardliest disgustingest lowest unpleasantest most villainous most nefarious most sinful most iniquitous most atrocious most detestable most diabolical most heinous most outrageous most criminal most fiendish most reprehensible most unlawful most abominable most depraved most despicable most immoral most monstrous most odious most barbarous most contemptible most degenerate most diabolic most execrable most felonious most illegal most illicit most infamous most lawless most murderous most wrong most corrupt most illegitimate most crooked most dissolute most indictable most inhuman most reprobate most scoundrelly most blackguardly most dishonest most dishonorableUS most dishonourableUK most roguish most ruffianly most underhand most unprincipled most unscrupulous most low-down most malfeasant most rascally most stinking most thievish most unethical most unrighteous most unsavoryUS most unsavouryUK most warped most egregious most flagitious most culpable most deplorable most knavish most loathsome most maleficent most obnoxious most offensive most scandalous most undesirable Find more words! 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