Adjective:

प्राणघातक, खूप मजबूत, हानीकारक, घातक, क्रूर, द्वेषपूर्ण, खूप संसर्गजन्य, अत्यंत हानिकारक, खूप हानीकारक, क्रूरता,

malignants's Usage Examples:

empowered to take steps rendered necessary by the presence of garrisons of "malignants and sectaries" in Berwick and Carlisle in March 1648; and on 11 May was.

fundamentalists or Whiggamores who blamed defeat on compromise with "malignants.

Gillepsie against association with malignants; together with the causes of God"s wrath, agreed upon by the General assembly.

from the presence of the king, the judicatories and the armies, the "malignants", whom many of the committee were accused of having received "hito intimate.

by Fairfax and others because they were needed to defend Derby from "malignants".

Resolutioners, and "Protestors", who blamed defeat on compromise with "malignants.

The diarist John Lamont noted how Gibson and his wife were regarded as "malignants".

losses by the quartering of troops and seeking redress from the first and readiest effects of the "malignants" which come to hand.

known refuge of Royalists (described contemporarily as "cavaliers and malignants").

government that sanctioned it, and advocated severe measures against all "malignants.

1643), Porter"s Mill was singled out and burnt down by local Royalists ("malignants" as they were described by supporters of Parliament) to prevent it supplying.

pursued journey at the risk of being shot either by rebel malignants, who ambuscaded our pickets, or our own suspicious sentinels, who were posted all along.

that all malignants, whether they be prelates, "c.